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Britain's Prince William arrived Thursday for a two-day visit in New Zealand where he met with survivors of the deadly terror attack on two mosques in Chirstchurch and honored the servicemen and women of the Australian a...

A new USA Today Network investigation uncovered disturbing patterns of officers rising through the ranks despite being convicted of crimes and accused of misconduct

In last 15 years malaria rates came down, but now we are at a negative tipping point.----This World Malaria Day (25 April) article is based on several interviews with experts who are trying to eliminate malaria and also ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Vladivostok for a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Thursday's summit reflects Russia's effort to position itself as an essential player …

Former AG Jeff Sessions said Wednesday the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation meant it was time for the nation to move on.        

A man who allegedly plowed his car into a group of pedestrians in California is an Army veteran who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, his family said Wednesday. Isaiah Peoples -- who is being held on eight cou...

Grupo Morivivi thrives because of its resilience

Britain condemned a move by Russia to simplify the procedure for residents of separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine to obtain Russian passports.

The code says attire that is "totally unacceptable for the school setting" will get parents kicked off campus

"If you plagiarize, I will come for you," Roberts said

Gallup's 2019 Global Emotions Report shows the world's often-gloomy emotional state. And Americans are really stressed out.        

The Pentagon Inspector General cleared acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan of ethics violations, potentially easing his path to nomination.        

Ireland's privacy regulator says it's investigating Facebook over the social media giant's recent revelation that it had left hundreds of millions of user passwords exposed. The Irish Data Protection Commission …

Usually 15,00 to 24,000 breeding pairs flock yearly to a site at Halley Bay, but almost none have been there since 2016 For the past three years, virtually nothing has hatched at Antarctica's second biggest breeding grou...

Authorities say the leak happened at about 4:30 a.m. Thursday

Israel's Foreign Ministry says Israel will participate in next year's World Expo hosted by the United Arab Emirates, in another sign of warming relations with Gulf Arab states. The ministry …

Protesters from the environmental group Extinction Rebellion glued themselves to the British Treasury on Thursday on the final day of protests that have caused mass disruption in the British capital.

A person sickened by eating E. coli tainted ground beef has filed a lawsuit against the meat processor. Also, another beef recall has been announced.        

Concerts should be about togetherness, but aggression and inaccessibility can make them threatening. Can artists and fans create a more inclusive environment? During the riot grrrl scene of the early 90s, Bikini Kill sin...

​President Trump marked Joe Biden’s entry in the 2020 presidential race by referring to him as “Sleepy Joe” and insulting the former vice president’s smarts. “Welcome to the race Sleepy Joe. I only hope you h...

A six-year-old boy directed police to the bodies of his mother and brother in a cave on popular holiday resort Tenerife, according to local reports.

Cabinet sources tell the BBC a formal inquiry will be held into leak from National Security Council.