The Latest Breaking News from The Associated Press

The Washington Commanders have settled a lawsuit with the District of Columbia attorney general's office over fans' season-ticket deposit money

The WNBA is adding charter flights for the entire playoffs this season as well as for teams that have back-to-back games

Romanian prosecutors have carried out forensic searches of electronic devices in the case of Andrew Tate, the divisive internet personality who is under house arrest on suspicion of organized crime and human trafficking, his lawyer says

A growing wave of unrest between Israelis and Palestinians claimed two more lives on Monday, after a poll showed plummeting support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party amid a divisive plan to rein in the Supreme Court's powers. A Palestinian teen was killed during a military raid in the…

Thousands of Israelis, including at least seven ministers in the far-right government, are marching to an evacuated West Bank settlement

Settlement comes days before jury selection begins in defamation case brought by Dominion Voting Systems against right-wing network

It was a cold night 50 years ago when an Israeli commando team led by a man disguised as a woman infiltrated a posh Beirut neighborhood and shot and killed three top officials from the Palestine Liberation Organization in their apartments

Local mayor says ‘we have to be prepared to have fatalities in this terrible tragedy’

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar is now in her third term and she's no longer defined by the “firsts” that accompanied her arrival in Congress

Israeli warplanes and artillery have struck targets in Syria following rare rocket fire from its northeastern neighbor

The Israeli military said its forces attacked targets in Syria early Sunday after six rockets were launched from Syrian territory in two batches toward Israel in a rare attack from Israel’s northeastern neighbor. After the second barrage of three rockets, Israel initially said it responded with artillery fire into the…