National Guard airman Jack Teixeira was arrested Thursday; Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green defends him as 'white, male, Christian and antiwar'

UK Defense Ministry warns readers to be wary of paper, among dozens of apparent classified files leaked online last week relating to Russia's invasion

As Biden administration mulls updating racial and ethnic categories for first time since 1997, some want separation of Black from African American, or South Asian from East Asian

Police believe suspect Chunli Zhao, 67, worked at farm where he opened fire, but have yet to find a motive for attack; 39 people have died in US mass killings since start of year

Beginning January 5, America-bound passengers must test for virus no more than two days before flying, as cases in China jump following end of zero-COVID policy

Vandals knock out electricity in part of Washington state after warnings from officials that extremists are seeking to start a race war by targeting power grid

With 48 fatalities nationwide, the storm is expected to claim more lives because it has knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses

At least 13 storm-related deaths confirmed across six states; cancellations leave people stuck at multiple airports

More than 200 million people — about 60% of the US population — are under some form of winter weather advisory

Russian FM says West playing central role in war due to armaments supply, personnel training; claims Moscow's strikes on infrastructure aimed at disrupting weapons shipments