The tally of new cases is declining in China, the heart of the outbreak. But rising numbers beyond its borders have officials worried, including for regions that have scarcely seen the virus so far.

Two parents who spoke to CNN said they'd still recommend the program for children.

Attorneys for Roger Stone late Friday filed a motion arguing the federal judge who sentenced him to more than three years in prison should recuse herself from deciding his request for a new trial.

A couple was charged after allegedly driving two teenage boys off the road because they support Trump.

The United States is against mentioning climate change in the communique of the world's financial leaders, G20 diplomats said, after a new draft of the joint statement showed the G20 are considering including it as a risk factor to growth.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders appears to have an early edge in the Nevada Democratic Caucus, according to polling agency Edison Research.

A California sheriff is refusing to ignore subpoenas for information from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Sen. Bernie Sanders prevailed in the Nevada caucus, according to The Associated Press. The state marked the third contest in the nomination fight, but the first state with a diverse population.

The president wants to win the state he narrowly lost in 2016, but he may be jumping into an energy issue.

For three years, Trump has worked with India on trade. And for three years, Trump’s company has worked to promote its developments there.

A two-year-old girl died Wednesday after officials say she fell 15 feet into a septic tank and drowned at an RV Park in Texas.

Hundreds of people, including Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters and designer Vivienne Westwood, demanded that Julian Assange be freed. Assange is due to face an extradition hearing Monday.

Twitter on Friday began suspending dozens of accounts for posting content supportive of Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg in violation of the company's policies.

Senate Republicans have set up votes on two bills next week aimed at criminalizing some abortion procedures after 20 weeks and putting Democrats on the spot about how far they are willing to support unlimited abortion rights.

Local health departments around the United States are scrambling to monitor thousands of people returning from travel in China and elsewhere. Among the tasks: daily calls, emails, texts.

Prosecutors in Georgia have charged the boyfriend of Anitra Gunn with murder just days after her body was recovered from a wooded area alongside a desolate road in Crawford County, officials said Friday.

The view while flying over Cambodia from the inland tourist mecca of Siem Reap to the coast is jarring: The national forests that once held Asian tigers, elephants, leopards, bears and other endangered species have been replaced by scarred, deforested industrial landscapes. And where was the beach paradise I was expecting when I landed? Cambodian...

Clint Eastwood voiced concerns about President Trump in an interview out Friday and revealed he would prefer seeing him replaced by billionaire Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg.

Mr. Christian killed two men who had intervened to confront him as he went on an anti-Muslim tirade against two black teenagers.

President Trump will make his first trip as President to India Monday. Here's everything you need to know about the trip.

In a city where street life happens largely in cars, residents speak of their loss through art and graffiti in public places.

Twitter Inc said on Thursday that it was testing a new community moderation approach that would enable users to identify misleading information posted by politicians and public figures and add brightly colored labels under those tweets.

Brexit trade talks and an expenses investigation are among the top stories in Sunday's newspapers.

Republican lawmakers in Maryland are criticizing a history lesson at a public high school near Baltimore that compared President Donald Trump with Nazis and communists

Ten new judges in 3 years have turned the federal appeals court far more conservative than it has been in decades. And the full effect hasn't hit yet, judges say.