At least six people died during a weekend of heavy flooding in Texas, and the bad weather is forecast to continue.

One day after launching an offensive to capture Fallujah from ISIS, Iraqi security forces had “liberated” 11 nearby villages and districts.

An Arkansas judge resigned Monday after a state commission said it discovered thousands of photographs from his computer that depicted nude male defendants.

West Virginia state Senate candidate Richard Ojeda was brutally beaten during a cookout Sunday, just two days before his primary.

A teenage gunman shot two students outside of a Wisconsin high school’s prom on Saturday night, authorities said.

The beleaguered Michigan governor announced Monday that he would comply with city residents’ demand and drink from the tap for the next month.

The death toll from Ecuador’s earthquake rose to 413 on Monday as the State Department confirmed at least one U.S. citizen was killed.

A federal judge in New Orleans granted approval Monday to the settlement, resolving years of litigation over the 134-million-gallon spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

The man who allegedly tried entering the Capitol building on Monday with a gun was arrested there last October after disrupting congressional proceedings.

Two more Americans were confirmed dead in last week’s attacks in Brussels on Sunday, the State Department told NBC News.