Netflix's long-awaited 'Harry and Meghan' series is out and stirring up more controversy over the Montecito-based couple and the British royal family.

The Colorado Springs mass shooting suspect said during a previous arrest they wanted to be 'the next mass killer,' court documents show. The family refused to cooperate with charges against the suspect.

China spies an opportunity to draw closer politically and economically to Saudi Arabia as ties between the U.S. and the oil-rich kingdom falter.

Russia freed WNBA star Brittney Griner in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange, with the U.S. releasing notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout.

A new lineup favoring South Carolina and other states with substantial Black populations could benefit the vice president if Biden chooses not to run again.

Virginia police now say their background check should have flagged Austin Lee Edwards, who later killed three family members of a Riverside teen he "catfished."

The Palestinians' red, white, black and green flag has been a ubiquitous presence at the Middle East's first World Cup.

An experimental decoy drug that's designed to lure the coronavirus away from cells is being readied for tests in humans.

Partisan legislators seek power to draw gerrymanders without judicial oversight, a case that began with North Carolina Republicans' redistricting map.

For the last month, 48,000 graduate students, researchers and assistants throughout the University of California system have been on strike. We examine what's next.

Even before Republicans take control of the House, their narrow majority is exposing the rift between the party's right-flank Freedom Caucus and its shrinking center-right.

First-time protesters in China grapple with how much agency they can wrest from an authoritarian government after the largest demonstrations since 1989.

Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock defeats Republican Herschel Walker, a Trump endorsee, in the Senate runoff election in Georgia.

Austin Lee Edwards made violent threats in 2016 after experiencing relationship troubles, according to a police report.

Katie Sigmond appeared in a TikTok video in late October that showed her hitting a golf ball off the rim of the Grand Canyon before flinging the club into the chasm as well.

In Georgia's Senate runoff between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker, will Democrats mobilize and win an absolute majority?

The Biden administration's move ensures that Haitians who have been in the country as of Nov. 6 this year will be eligible to apply for temporary protected status.

The Department of Homeland Security has extended the deadline for domestic air travelers to have a Real ID to 2025.

China's stringent COVID measures have led to an extremely low number of cases. But protests over the policy are putting President Xi Jinping on the defensive.

Justices appear ready to rule for a Christian business owner claiming a free-speech right to turn away same-sex couples planning to marry.

Georgia's Senate race between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker is a question of turnout, voter access and scandals' reach.

Vice President Kamala Harris will visit downtown L.A. on Sunday to administer the oath of office to incoming Mayor Karen Bass, the first woman and second Black Angeleno to hold the office.

As a billionaire close to the prime minister nears acquisition of NDTV, India's last independent mainstream TV network, many fear for journalism.

Brazil's incoming president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has pledged to reverse years of neglect in the Amazon rainforest, halting destruction in Indigenous reserves.

San Francisco attorney Harmeet Dhillon has promoted Trumpism and conspiracy theories that helped undermine the party in California and across the country.

'In these spaces, it's safe to be us': California's Black trail riders, rodeo stars and ranchers find fellowship and spiritual freedom in rural traditions.

What does it mean to live in a Russian penal colony? Experts share insight into the hardships WNBA star Brittney Griner is likely facing.

In August, administration officials thought they might be near a deal with Iran on its nuclear program, but the outbreak of protests have made that impossible.

When everyone around them stops taking pandemic precautions, it gets harder for immunocompromised Americans to protect themselves against COVID.

This week, Congress passed a bill that effectively prohibits U.S. rail workers from going on strike. We dig into the history of an industry where previous work stoppages have turned deadly.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has pushed local elected officials to raise their ambition when it comes to homelessness. But New York is showing that the real path to success is about mental illness.

President Biden wants to celebrate American global leadership during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Washington. But Biden's climate law has illuminated the cracks in the transatlantic partnership.

An appeals court has ruled that a lower court judge should not have appointed a special master to review documents seized in an FBI search of Trump's home.

The Supreme Court declines to revive President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, but agrees to rule early next year on its legality.

Netflix shared a peek at the long awaited, six-episode docuseries 'Harry & Meghan,' promising intimate details directly from the former senior royals.

The institution that helped foster Mexico's democracy is under attack by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

In Ukraine, a bleak winter lies ahead for combatants and civilians alike, as its army strives to maintain battlefield momentum against Russian forces.

Protesters in China are eager to see an easing of "zero-COVID" rules, but health experts warn that doing so could prompt a massive health emergency.

Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) told reporters that the committee's report will not be completed before Congress is scheduled to leave for the month on Dec. 16, but there is a 'good possibility' it will be out before Christmas.

Film and TV star Mila Kunis, who is among People magazine's People of the Year, explained how she first met Ukraine's president eight years ago.

Verdicts in the case of five Oath Keepers define the Jan. 6, 2021 melee, once and for all, as a purposeful crime orchestrated by enemies of democracy.

ICE inadvertently published on its website the names, birthdates, nationalities and locations of thousands of immigrants seeking U.S. protections.

Some Chinese immigrants expressed solidarity with the protesters. But as videos of police making arrests leak, they worried for the protesters' safety.

Austin Lee Edwards posed online as a teen to 'groom' a 15-year-old girl before killing her three family members in Riverside, police say. Officials said he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

House Democrats tapped New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries to lead them in the next Congress with California Rep. Pete Aguilar as caucus chair.

Staging of 'Caligula' in the Ukrainian capital is cathartic for audience and cast alike. 'Resonates in this moment,' says actor who plays Roman despot.

Jiang Zemin led China out of isolation after the Tiananmen Square massacre and supported economic reforms that led to a decade of explosive growth.

The Supreme Court sounded divided over a clash between President Biden and the state of Texas involving immigration enforcement.

In our weird global world, hipness is commodified and authenticity lost. But a culinary tour confirms South Korea's genius for reimagining pop culture.

NATO nations have remained remarkably united in their support for Kyiv. Lopsided economic assistance could break it down.

U.S. officials say the Biden administration supports the right to protest, but have offered little more.

Ramin Rezaeian and fellow Iranian players are in a no-win situation as they face the U.S. at the World Cup amid protests against the Islamic Republic.

For the last 10 years, people who came here as children but have no legal status could live relatively normal lives through a program called DACA. Its future — and theirs — remains unclear.

The Florida governor has several things going for him, including the adulation of Fox News, which treats him as a front-runner and has begun casting Trump as yesterday's man.

Areas of Ukraine once considered places of refuge are staggering under the weight of caring for displaced people and experiencing their own hardships.

Israel's new Netanyahu-led government, including figures known for extreme anti-Arab views, will pose major challenges for Biden administration.

Of all the fans from all the nations competing in the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Mexico's unique fanbase sets it apart. Today, we examine what makes that so.

Taiwan's nationalist party is looking to the purported great-grandson of Chiang Kai-shek to refurbish its image.

More than 54.6 million people are expected to travel this Thanksgiving, nearing pre-pandemic levels, according to the American Automobile Assn.

Days after the horrific attack at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colo., little is still known about Anderson Aldrich, the suspect in the shooting that killed five. A motive remains unclear.

Eating grasshoppers is suddenly a trend. In Mexico, it's a tradition that dates back centuries. We go visit grasshopper hunters who make a living off of it

COVID-19's death rate hit Latino seniors hardest, and that's threatening the community's long-heralded family structure.

Club Q in Colorado Springs was what many queer bars are: a 'safe space' to let loose and have fun.

An investigation into the mass shooting is underway and a suspect has been arrested, but authorities have yet to identify a motive in the attack.

I said a prayer for the deceased, bemoaned our nation's gun laws and moved on. Hopefully, the Fierros weren't among the affected, I thought.

The Supreme Court denied former President Trump's plea to shield his tax returns from being turned over to a House committee.

Grammy-winning Cuban singer-songwriter Pablo Milanés, who helped found the 'nueva trova' movement and wrote 'Yolanda,' dies at 79

Voters rejected candidates who parroted the 'Big Lie' about the 2020 election or set out to hijack balloting machinery so they could manipulate future elections

Ukraine sees Crimea, the strategic peninsula illegally annexed by Russia nearly nine years ago, as potentially within its grasp.

A woman who was a fugitive from federal authorities for 20 years appeared in court in Oakland last week after being extradited from Singapore.

Iran reportedly arrested two prominent actresses, Hengameh Ghaziani and Katayoun Riahi, for not wearing hijabs in public as the country's government continues to crack down on ongoing protests.

Five people were killed and many more injured in a shooting at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs. Here's what we know about the dead.

Anderson Lee Aldrich was arrested on suspicion of murder and hate crimes in the shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Stardust is romantic, but moon dust a potential hazard as NASA prepares to return to the lunar surface.

The grant raises the odds that the plant will operate past 2025 to help handle power shortages despite opposition from anti-nuclear and environmental groups.

Anderson Lee Aldrich appears to have little social media footprint. But the suspect in the Colorado Springs mass shooting appears connected to earlier arrest.

Few countries are hit by more natural disasters than the Philippines. A volunteer group called Art Relief Mobile Kitchen is dedicated to helping victims.

Though it pledged to respect the rights of Afghan women and girls, the Taliban is turning back the clock on their education and presence in public life.

The Inn Between in Salt Lake City offers a revolutionary program: hospice care for homeless individuals. We visit to see what resistance they have met — and what hope they've inspired

Colorado Authorities said Sunday that a gunman who opened fire at a gay nightclub in Colorado — killing five and injuring 25 — was subdued by "heroic" patrons who hit him with his own gun.

The violence at Club Q brought LGBTQ community members and allies to the nightclub Sunday, where they erected a memorial as they tried to comfort one another and await word on the fate of friends.

A gunman opened fire shortly before midnight at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs, killing five and injuring 25. A suspect was subdued and is in custody.

Stubbornness is Biden's greatest vice. It's also one of his strongest virtues. Now, he's stubbornly planning to run for reelection. Will it pay off?

Qatar's rise on the world stage aims to achieve new heights with the World Cup, but can the country's ambitious plans mesh with its traditional culture?

The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court to clear the way for the Education Department to forgive millions of student loans.

'Sonic' co-creator Yuji Naka was arrested in Japan on suspicion of insider trading involving his former employer Square Enix and the 'Dragon Quest' mobile game.

New research finds that violent supershear earthquakes are more common than previously believed, particularly along mature strike-slip faults like the San Andreas.

Ham radio is as antiquated as modern-day communication technology can be. Yet in Taiwan, it has experienced a renaissance — although the reasons are all about danger.

Why did Nevada's Steve Sisolak become the only incumbent Democratic governor to lose his seat? Some Democrats blame party infighting.

GOP leaders were unusually blunt in the aftermath of the midterm election that they have a Trump problem. It may not be easy to convince the party base.

Kherson, the provincial capital occupied by Russia, is back in Ukrainian hands. But its people face privation, along with neighbor-against-neighbor suspicions.

Yellowstone National Park officials said DNA analysis matched the foot, which was found in August, to Il Hun Ro, who is believed to have died July 31. No foul play is suspected.

Clear-eyed and unsentimental, with a nod to women's political empowerment, Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi showed the skills that make her a historic figure.

After months of speculation, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would not seek to lead House Democrats for another term.

Husband and wife swindlers from L.A. are extradited from Montenegro after months of lavish spending under fake names in a scenic Mediterranean resort town.

Divided government in Washington will push even more of the nation's fiercest political fights to the states.

Water agencies that supply cities along the Colorado River are pledging to boost conservation and target 'nonfunctional' grass to address the water shortage.

As climate change shrinks the glaciers on Africa's highest summit, life changes on the mountain even as trekkers return in droves.

China expands its links to Afghanistan as entrepreneurs scout for business opportunities and Beijing makes overtures to the ruling Taliban in Kabul.

Republican Rep. Mike Garcia and Democrat Christy Smith faced off for the third time to represent a northern Los Angeles County district in Congress.