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The hard work of Mexican law enforcement officials and the lure of Hollywood glitz fueled the triumphant end to a six-month manhunt for the notorious Mexican druglord dubbed "El Chapo," Mexican officials say.

Now the lawyers take over, kicking off the legally arduous effort of extraditing Joaquin Guzmán to the United States, where he faces trafficking charges dating as far back as 2009

The pandemic lockdown is depriving teenagers of their social groups and casting a shadow over their college and job futures. How can parents help teens cope with the isolation and uncertainty?

Isabella Flood Wallin, a sophomore in the suburbs of Seattle, misses her freedom.

She’d take a bus to school and use it to move freely around the city, going with her friends to the

It’s not like this is a priority on the Obama foreign policy docket, but North Korea isn’t interested in giving up its nukes … ever. The communist state, which is also one of the world’s largest prisons, said that their nuclear arsenal is a deterrent against the United States. North Korea is another country that’s been under heavy economic sanctions by the U.S. and its allies, but they remain

Donald Trump wouldn't apologize Sunday after igniting a political firestorm a day earlier by questioning whether Sen. John McCain -- who spent five years as a prisoner during the Vietnam War -- is a war hero.

Asked by ABC News whether he owes McCain an apology, Trump said: "No, not at all."

"People that fought hard and weren't captured and went through a lot, they get no credit.