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On Thursday, Serena Williams's quest for a 24th Grand Slam singles title was thwarted once more. Maybe it doesn't really matter.

A court in Slovenia has sentenced a 22-year-old woman to two years in prison for deliberately cutting off her hand with a circular saw to make a fraudulent insurance claim

A business professor at the University of Southern California became the center of an international academic controversy last weekend, after ​the school administration received a letter accusing him of using Chinese wo...

Detective to suspect Dave Tronnes: "By all means, take a nap while your life is hanging in the balance."

UN secretary-general calls for $15bn across next three months to fund global collaboration on vaccine, treatments.

Stephanie Angelica Vasquez shared the video on Instagram as she posed in the yellow 2020 Toyota Supra before it smashed into a car in Maryland.

A California man has been charged with attempted arson for twice trying to torch a women’s Republican club in the Golden State, according to a report. Carlos Espriu, 23, allegedly busted the windows at the East Valley ...

Asian American unemployment has quadrupled since the pandemic hit.

President Trump tore apart Joe Biden’s job creation record at a raucous rally in the key battleground state of Michigan on Thursday evening, calling the former veep a “Washington vulture.” “If Biden’s elected, ...

A new poll has found that the coronavirus pandemic has taken a harsh toll on the mental health of young adults in the United States

A California deputy sheriff has been arrested and placed on administrative leave after allegedly burglarizing a home after responding to the death of an elderly man.

"I'm not gonna make any news today," Biden told reporters Friday. "I'm not gonna talk about anything other than 9/11."       

Millions have lost their jobs, international travel has been disrupted and billions of people have been confined to their homes.

The Patriots kick off their season Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium against the Miami Dolphins, but things aren't going to be the same as in years past. For one thing, no fans will be in attendance. "I rehabbed throu...

At least nine people died during protests in Colombia's capital city, after a taxi driver was repeatedly tased by officers and later died.

One of the wildfires devastating Oregon is being probed as a possible arson after human remains were found -- as the death toll from historic blazes ravaging the West Coast climbed to at least 23, with dozens still missi...

With millions of acres ablaze across the West Coast, states are having a tough time finding available fire crews. California resorted to calling in a team of firefighters from Israel.

A new national Reuters/Ipsos poll released Thursday found that 50 percent of Americans believe the reports that President Trump called U.S. soldiers who died in combat "losers" and "suckers," but most Republicans still h...

As infections pass 8 million in Latin America, there are indications the virus spread is slowing in some countries.

A show vote in the Senate reflected a continuing partisan divide that appears increasingly likely to scuttle any recovery package to address the toll of the pandemic before the November election.

A North Carolina sheriff’s deputy was declared “medically deceased” after being shot in the face by a career criminal Thursday, according to reports. Ryan Hendrix, 35, an eight-year veteran of the Henderson County ...

President Trump on Thursday defended comments he made to journalist Bob Woodward about the coronavirus, telling reporters at the White House that if what he said was "so bad," Woodward "should have immediately gone out p...