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"It was supposed to be the best semester of my life" The post Wellesley woman who says she was attacked at a Barcelona rental is suing Airbnb appeared first on Boston.com.

A man opened fire and plowed his truck through the front of a Georgia bar after he was kicked out for being too drunk, cops and reports said.

Most wildfires across the US aren't the largest seen in their states, but fire season is just beginning and is outpacing averages.      

This article is in lead-up to the global UN Food Systems Summit 2021 with insights from range of food system experts and farmers. ----.

They will choose between restoring spending to previous levels or tying it to government borrowing.

Miles of beaches in Los Angeles were closed Monday as 17M gallons of sewage from the city's largest treatment plant spilled into Santa Monica Bay.      

U.S. District Judge Linda Parker pushed Powell's legal team for roughly six hours Monday to justify legal actions in lawsuit to overturn the election.      

The removal of Allen Weisselberg from dozens of subsidiaries could signal a looming shake-up in former President Donald Trump's family business.

Death Valley hit 130 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday, the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth, as the western U.S. sweltered in a massive heat wave. The heat wave has been intensified by human-caused climate change a...

Investigators are looking into whether any US laws were broken in the violent murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, a Justice Department spokesman said on Monday.

Oklahoma's Board of Education voted Monday to prohibit K-12 public school teachers from discussing eight different concepts about race -- with violators potentially having their teaching license suspended.

At least 50 people have died after a fire swept through the coronavirus ward at an Iraqi hospital.

FDA adds new warning of rare nerve syndrome to Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine

The DNC and other allies want wireless carriers to scrutinize messages for alleged misinformation about the Biden administration's push to vaccinate more Americans against the coronavirus.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will not be identified as a Democrat on ballots given to voters in the Sept. 14 recall election, a judge ruled Monday.

The group of three gunmen donned black masks when they hopped out of a BMW sedan and opened fire in Jamaica, Queens at about 7 p.m., according to police sources.

For the second time this year, a fire tore through a COVID-19 ward at an Iraqi hospital, this time killing at least 50 people with the death toll expected to rise.

The coronavirus vaccine blitz unleashed late last year saved 279,000 lives and prevented 1.25 million hospitalizations, according to a new study out of Yale.

Every governor in America should decline funds from the Department of Education meant to support the teaching of critical race theory in K-12 schools, Nikki Haley said Monday.

A man who was just released from the Cook County Jail in Chicago was ambushed on and suffered from 64 bullet wounds to his head and body, police said.

Almost one year since Beirut blast, Lebanon is still headed by caretaker government As the first anniversary of the deadly Beirut explosion approaches, the European Union said on Monday it hopes to develop the legal fram...