Elections - News Headlines

The Georgian government says a charity controlled by the chairman of the ruling party is ready to write off debts of 600,000 people in what has been described as an attempt to buy votes ahead of a runoff in next week's presidential election

Kremlin foe Bill Browder has expressed outrage over the potential that a Russian police officer could become president of Interpol _ a move that Moscow's critics say could undermine the law enforcement agency.

AP FACT CHECK: Trump misquotes Macron, assails Russia probe with familiar and false characterization of the man leading it

One of the largest outside Democratic groups says ramped-up spending on digital advertising played a key role in battleground races where seats were taken away from Republicans during the recent midterms

CNN's Jim Acosta is back at the White House after a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to immediately return his press credentials.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately return the White House press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta.

Prime Minister Theresa May is defying mounting calls to quit or change course over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union

British Prime Minister Theresa May says if politicians reject her Brexit deal, it will set the country on "a path of deep and grave uncertainty."

A leader of the pro-Brexit faction in Britain's Conservative Party has confirmed that he's filed a letter of no-confidence in British Prime Minister Theresa May.

The Justice Department says three South Korean companies have agreed to pay $236 million to settle allegations they were part of a bid-rigging scheme that overcharged the U.S. military for fuel at bases in South Korea

AP FACT CHECK: Trump is making baseless charges of voter fraud in Florida and Arizona

Romans are having their say at the ballot box on their breakdown-prone, strike-plagued mass transit agency

AP FACT CHECK: Fresh off the GOP's loss of the House, Trump is fudging the success of a 'booming' economy and overstating the impact of his campaigning on the midterm elections

A California congresswoman whose husband has been indicted on theft and conspiracy charges in Connecticut is citing an "unexpected family matter" in withdrawing as a candidate for chair of the Democratic Caucus

The European Union's Brexit negotiator says gaps must still be bridged in talks on the U.K.'s departure from the bloc, with time running out to secure a deal

Asian markets are higher after the U.S. midterm elections went as expected, soothing fears of a sudden shift on trade and economic policies

Obama's health insurance overhaul emerges as a winner in midterms eight years after opposition to it helped the GOP take over the House

With a divided Congress, prospects for legislative breakthroughs on the economy look dim

A day after midterm elections, Trump administration finalizes birth control opt-out for employers with religious and moral objections

Stocks rallied Wednesday as investors were relieved to see that the U.S. midterm elections went largely as they expected they would.