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The air forces of Japan and the Philippines will hold their first-ever joint exercises next week, Japan's embassy in Manila said on Thursday, in a further sign of deepening defense ties between the two countries.

Anissa Weier, who seven years ago had been sentenced to 25 years in a mental health institute, filed a petition for conditional release. A judge ruled she will get out early.

Bill Cosby still faces a sexual battery civil suit in L.A. Gloria Allred and client Judy Huth appear to be the only remaining civil suit pending.      

Exclusive new documents detail repair efforts that were not completed, in part, so the condo pool could remain open, despite extensive concrete damage      

A growing body of evidence suggests that COVID-19 vaccines may offer longer-lasting protection than some scientists initially anticipated.

The chief building official of Surfside, Fla., had worked in at least six South Florida cities.

After being released from prison Wednesday, a spokesperson for Bill Cosby said he couldn't sleep because he was afraid his release was just a dream.      

The president said chances were fading that anyone else would be found alive under the mass of concrete and steel left by a collapsed condominium.

It's been bolted shut.

Virgin Galactic aims to launch Richard Branson into space on July 11

The 10-year-old Texas girl played dead and then FaceTimed her grandmother from the scene of the shooting. according to a report. Three were killed in the shooting.

Boy Scouts of America reaches historic settlement with abuse victims

While negotiations will continue, victims' attorneys applaud the offer for "providing victims and their advocates a stronger voice in the process."      

Crews had halted their search for survivors of the Champlain Towers South collapse out of safety concerns.

Even Donald Trump himself reportedly won't be joining GETTR.

Donald Trump Jr. blasted the Manhattan DA's office for bringing tax fraud and other charges against the company's chief financial officer, calling the case "political persecution of a political enemy."

As local governments continue to encourage their unvaccinated residents to get their COVID-19 shot, Common Pleas Judge Richard Frye from Franklin County, Ohio is making getting a coronavirus vaccine a term of defendant's...

No executions were scheduled, but the Justice Department is reviewing its death penalty policies.

Maybe he’ll catch himself. “To Catch a Predator” host Chris Hansen has a warrant out for his arrest after skipping court in Michigan on Thursday, a report said. Hansen was supposed to appear in a Shiawassee County ...

Attorney General Merrick Garland has ordered a temporarily halt to federal executions as Justice Department senior officials review the policies and procedures for the controversial punishment.

President Biden could legally require members of the military to get vaccinated, but so far he has declined to do so.

A five-story building collapsed in Washington D.C. and left several people hurt. Firefighters rescued one individual after they had been trapped in the rubble for about an hour and 30 minutes.