HAMBURG, Germany — A German court on Thursday found a former Nazi SS camp guard guilty of 5,232 counts of accessory to murder and one case of attempted murder — equal to the number of…

In March, Tammi Wilson was checking on her family's mortgage online at Wells Fargo when she saw a link to information about COVID-19 on the bank's website. After clicking through, she provided contact information so…

CHICAGO — The latest gun violence to pierce the South Side, including a shootout this week outside a funeral home that left 15 people wounded, has unnerved city leaders and community members who are begging…

WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans announced Wednesday evening they have "reached a fundamental agreement" with White House negotiators on how to move forward with a coronavirus relief bill. After the third meeting this week, Senate Appropriations…

Puerto Rico's plans to encourage more tourism from the U.S. mainland have backfired as COVID-19 cases have spiked at the same time that the island has seen more visitors—and more complaints that many who come…

WASHINGTON — The White House is conducting contact tracing after a cafeteria worker tested positive for coronavirus, three Trump administration officials tell NBC News. The cafeteria in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, or EEOB, was…

WASHINGTON — The House voted Wednesday on legislation to rid the U.S. Capitol of statues of Confederates and a bust of Roger B. Taney, the Supreme Court chief justice who wrote the 1857 Dred Scott…

WASHINGTON — The U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom, Robert "Woody" Johnson, told multiple colleagues at the U.S. Embassy in London that President Donald Trump had asked him to see whether the British government could…