SEATTLE (AP) -- Washington's attorney general and Amazon.com are going after a Massachusetts company for what they say are fraudulent "training" programs for people selling on the online retailer's website.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called Israel a "terrorist" and "child-murderer state" in an address Sunday as he criticized President Donald Trump over his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
She's targeting a historic season but Lindsey Vonn pulled out of a race in St. Moritz after injuring her back Saturday.
The UK's best-known celebrity publicist whose clients included OJ Simpson has died.
Tensions on the Korean Peninsula are the world's most dangerous security issue, and must be resolved fast and diplomatically to avoid war, a top United Nations envoy said after a rare visit to North Korea.
The number of people who died in Puerto Rico because of Hurricane Maria has risen to 64, the island's Department of Public Safety said Saturday.
With weary firefighters continuing their assault on several major wildfires wreaking devastation across Southern California, two new blazes fired up Thursday, adding to the region's smoke-filled misery.
First Medicaid. Now food stamps. The Trump administration is pushing to require more recipients of government aid to work for benefits.
More than a million lower-income children are at risk of losing their health insurance next year if Congress doesn't act soon.
U.S. officials say President Donald Trump will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital Wednesday and instruct the State Department to begin the multi-year process of moving the American embassy from Tel Aviv to the holy city. The officials say recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital will be an acknowledgement of "historical and current reality" rather than a political statement. They note that almost all of Israel's government agencies and parliament are in Jerusalem, rather than Tel...
Coal CEO Robert Murray warns that if the Senate version of tax reform is enacted by President Donald Trump, he'll be destroying thousands of coal mining jobs in the process.
Two senators on the Foreign Relations Committee sent a letter to the State Department on Tuesday expressing "significant concerns" about the direction of the agency's structural redesign effort.
A coalition of senators shut out 34 proposed changes to a bill aimed at loosening Dodd-Frank financial regulations imposed on small and regional lenders after the financial crisis.
Steve Bannon bashed establishment Republicans in a fiery speech Tuesday night while stumping for controversial Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama.
It's three days until a potential government shutdown and Republicans are still charting a path forward to head off the looming crisis.
As the Supreme Court wrestled with a clash between religious freedom and LGBT rights on Tuesday, all eyes were on Justice Anthony Kennedy, who might have to reconcile two strands of his jurisprudence.
McDonald's is bringing back its legendary Dollar Menu ... sort of.
The Republican tax plan could squander some of Congress's precious recession-fighting bullets on a healthy economy.
Amazon has gone live Down Under.
Japan Airlines wants to see a world where Tokyo and the West Coast of the United States are separated by just five and a half hours at supersonic speeds.
