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What happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas -- when it allegedly takes place in a Sin City FBI office.

Team of firefighters working to contain blaze on container ship anchored at port A container ship anchored at Dubai's huge port caught fire late on Wednesday, causing an explosion that sent tremors across the commercial ...

Rebekah Vardy has claimed a partial win in the latest stage of her libel battle, succeeding in a request to have parts of Coleen Rooney's defence thrown out.

In May, as the United Kingdom began to emerge from one of the world's longest and most stringent lockdowns, Kitty Grew started doing dry-runs of the commute from her home in north London to her office five miles away.

Some public health experts worry that the administration is not being aggressive enough in waging what the president calls a "wartime effort" to vaccinate the country.

Food truck workers in Portland, Oregon are complaining of unsafe conditions in the city's downtown - with one truck already planning to close up shop over the issues.

Dutch investigative reporter Peter R. de Vries is reportedly clinging to life after getting shot on an Amsterdam street on Tuesday after leaving the RTL studio.

Action follows Viktor Orbán passing law banning LGBT content in schools and mishandling of EU funds Ursula von der Leyen is being urged to suspend EU funds to Hungary to force Viktor Orbán to address concerns over poli...

Oregon's record-breaking heat wave reached a death toll of 107 on Tuesday, according to officials.

Warning: graphic content Around 200 people told a royal commission they were abused by Dr Selwyn Leeks and others at Lake Alice psychiatric hospital in the 1970s, allegations Leeks has denied A New Zealand royal commissi...

Federal prosecutors say man used a Bible study group as cover for militia

The teenage girl had pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death Mohammad Anwar and has now been sentenced tojuvenile detention for her role in the crime.

NZ prime minister says countries are making 'different choices' on whether deaths from coronavirus are acceptable New Zealand has dismissed suggestions it should follow in Britain's footsteps to "live with" Covid-19, say...

The city's comptroller is responsible for authorizing public borrowing, reviewing contracts and watching over the city's pensions.

Republicans have seized on the botched results of the mayor's race -- but the overall effect on public trust goes deeper.

Live updates of the men's singles quarter-finals at SW19 Rashford sends message of support to tennis star Raducanu And feel free to email Daniel with any thoughts or questions 12.57pm BST Here's Calvin Betton, our reside...

Some women had coughs or a fever but were reportedly told 'not to complain' Organisers pushed ahead with a Mexican beauty pageant in spite of a Covid-19 outbreak that infected almost half the contestants, it has emerged....

Authorities are investigating why the crane collapsed.

Hurricane Elsa was packing winds as high as 75 mph (121 kph) as it hurtled toward Florida's northern Gulf Coast on Tuesday.

The freak incident took place just before 1 p.m. on Monday at the Saint-Esprit airfield, about 37 miles north of Montreal.

A London jury found a 19-year-old British man guilty of murdering two sisters while they celebrated a birthday in an area park in order to keep to a pact he made with a demonic figure.

Three days after a shooting on a golf course near Atlanta turned into a triple homicide, the gunman was still at large, and a motive still eluded the police.