Armed gunmen abducted 46 people, including seven teachers, from two schools in Oyo State, Nigeria, during the May 16 attacks that authorities say reflect escalating violence against Christians.

Northwestern, VCU and Georgetown faced unexpected Qatar commencement complications that spotlight how American universities run overseas campuses and safeguard students and values in a very different environment.

California confronts a $16.9 billion budget gap even as revenue climbs and the state drains its rainy day fund.

Cambridge lawmakers vote to end the ShotSpotter program, sparking a cautious conversation about crime monitoring and community protection.

Rep. Nancy Mace proposes expanding the natural-born citizen requirement beyond the presidency to Congress, federal judges, and cabinet appointees, positioning a constitutional challenge against members of the Squad.

New IRS data shows Americans flocking to Southern and Sun Belt states for lower taxes and cheaper living, reshaping where wealth concentrates as billions move.

Barney Frank, the sharp-tongued liberal trailblazer who shaped Dodd-Frank and championed LGBT rights, has died at 86.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs a bill banning mail-order abortion drugs, requiring in-person physician visits for chemical abortions starting July 1.

Barney Frank, a longtime Democratic representative, has died at age 86, prompting tributes from colleagues and reflections on his legislative career.

JD Vance says the DOJ is reviewing immigration fraud claims involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, signaling ongoing scrutiny of the allegations.