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Six detainees on hunger strike fed through nasal tube Nearly 30 detainees from India and Cuba refusing to eat Federal immigration officials are force-feeding six immigrants through plastic nasal tubes during a hunger str...

The USDA announced on Tuesday that meat processor Tyson Foods is recalling 36,420 pounds of chicken nuggets because of consumer complaints about rubber contamination. The affected products--"White Meat Panko Chicken Nugg...

A man who has spent three years on the run after fleeing the UK while on trial for the rape of a girl in Rochdale has been arrested in Pakistan.

• Glasgow centre to partner Huw Jones in Six Nations opener• Uncapped flanker Gary Graham and hooker Jake Kerr on bench Gregor Townsend will hand a Test debut to the 25-year-old Glasgow centre Sam Johnson at home aga...

Chuck Schumer on Wednesday night called for US intelligence chiefs to “stage an intervention” with President Trump just hours after the president called them “naive” in a tweet. The Democratic Senate minority lea...

At least eight deaths are linked to the polar vortex hitting the Midwest, where many cities are recording their lowest temperatures in decades. An elderly man in Illinois was found dead after he fell while trying to get ...

The Senate will vote Thursday afternoon on a measure that is highly critical of President Donald Trump's push to remove troops from Syria and Afghanistan, a rare public admonishment by the Republican-led chamber and Majo...

The Los Angeles Police Department posted a video on Facebook showing a man punching two women and knocking them to the ground before fleeing the scene. The incident took place Saturday at a hot dog stand in the city. CBS...

Applications for unemployment benefits rise 53,000 to 253,000, highest since September 2017

But it is time for Maduro to go, writes retired Admiral James Stavridis

Ugandan authorities say they have seized 750 pieces of ivory and thousands of pangolin scales being transported through the East African country from neighboring South Sudan. The Uganda Revenue Authority …

The family of an 84-year-old woman with dementia says she was left wandering outside the nursing home where she lives in the middle of the night. KCBS reporter Dave Lopez has the story from Long Beach, California.

The blast of Arctic air that brought record-breaking cold and caused at least a dozen deaths in the U.S. Midwest spread eastward on Thursday, bringing sub-zero misery to the Northeast.

UN agency appeals for unhindered access as 29 children and newborns have died mainly from hypothermia over eight weeks.

France, Germany and Britain have set up a mechanism for non-dollar trade with Iran to avert U.S. sanctions, although diplomats acknowledge it is unlikely to free up the big transactions that Tehran says it needs to keep ...

President Vladimir Putin has criticized Ukraine's move to set up a new Orthodox church independent from Moscow and promised to defend religious freedom. Earlier this month, the Ecumenical Patriarch of …

A former high school student in Illinois claims she manipulated a teacher into thinking he was going to die from cancer before they started a sexual relationship, testifying that she "took advantage" of his unfortunate d...

German media are reporting on plans to build a sausage museum on the site of a former Nazi concentration camp for Jewish slave laborers. Public broadcaster MDR, news agency DPA …

The use of lynching and noose symbolism has increased, possibly by people emboldened by the election of President Trump, say civil rights advocates.        

The president's words raise the possibilities that the government could shut down again or he could push for an emergency declaration.        

Brazil's Minas Gerais state labor prosecutors' office said on Thursday it had frozen more than 800 million reais ($219 million) of miner Vale's funds as compensation for victims of a deadly tailings dam burst.

While the business is legal in China, teaching expectant women tactics for entering the U.S. are now.