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David Schoen, one of former President Donald J. Trump's lawyers, has requested that the Senate suspend the impeachment trial at sundown on Friday and on Saturday, potentially upending plans for a fast trial.

Please consider this article based upon insights from two world leaders who have dedicated their lives in preventing lives from AIDS, and accelerating efforts towards ending AIDS. Despite scientific advancements in preve...

Protest crowds have grown bigger and bolder since Monday's coup.

This article on road safety puts spotlight on why roads are becoming unsafer, with increasing number of deaths, disabilities and injuries due to road traffic accidents in countries like India. Governments of 194 countrie...

A ski outing in Utah ended in tragedy when an avalanche killed four people, and forced the remaining members of the group to dig themselves, and the victims, out of the snow, according to a report. The deadly day occurre...

More than $55,000 has been collected for a severely injured 5-year-old girl hurt in a Missouri car crash involving Kansas City Chiefs Assistant Coach Britt Reid. "Ariel who just turned 5 years old suffered swelling in th...

The state's selection of party chair and vice chair hinged in large part on who was most loyal to the former president.

She's the latest descendant in a lineage of Republican women who embrace a boffo radicalism.

The Justice Department may decide to prosecute Trump, but it's a tough call. Whatever the evidence, one Trump fan on a jury could prevent a conviction.       

It was the third such deadly episode in days and the deadliest avalanche in the United States since May 2014, according to the authorities.

Three Central American nations were part of Trump's effort to restrict asylum.

He penned a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and others making his case.

The skies of Stuttgart, Germany, were filled with yellow dust carried all the way from the Sahara Desert in North Africa. Meteorologists say Germany faces other rare weather extremes in the coming days.

Disinformation has pervaded social media and is an assault on our people.

"Do you know that we can beat you so hard that you will be urinating blood? And there won't be any traces -- you won't be able to prove anything," Peter Sokovykh recalls a police officer screaming into his face as he fou...

Even before the pandemic schools rarely had trained professionals on staff to provide mental health services.       

Two weather stories continue to unfold this weekend; one being a winter storm moving into the Northeast and the other being a major push of polar air into the Midwest.

The country, facing a pandemic and an entrenched recession, is seeing political debate revolve around the legacy of a long-gone leader.

More than 36 million vaccine shots currently on the market have been administered nationwide, and 7.5 million people are now fully vaccinated.

Around 157 people are missing and at least two were confirmed dead after a glacier burst, triggering flash floods in India's northern Uttarakhand state on Sunday.

This macaw was unflappable under pressure as it made its Super Bowl pick.

It wasn't quite an endorsement of the Kansas City Chiefs to win Super Bowl, but the president tells CBShe'd "probably take a shot with the young guy."