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Dozens of people suffered skin irritation and breathing problems after a chemical leak at the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Splashtown in the Houston area, officials said.

The Nationals were playing the San Diego Padres Saturday night.

Residents gathered around a statue of a Confederate general cheered on Saturday as workers took the statue off its pedestal where it stood for 99 years in Louisiana.

The Italian region of Calabria is willing to offer people up to $33,000 to move to its dwindling towns with less than 2,000 inhabitants, according to CNN.

For cryptocurrency enthusiasts who typically rebel against traditional approaches to finance, the digital trend presents an opportunity to create virtual money for a whole nation.

Trump believes he was a shoo-in for 2020 if not for COVID-19, he told authors of "I Alone Can Fix It" -- contradicting his claims of a rigged election.

"Let this be a reminder that COVID-19 is still very much among us, with infection rates on the rise and more infectious variants spreading nationwide," Rep. Celia Israel said in a statement

"They threw water at me and screamed about Jesus and said to grab my phone."

The country of 270 million is now the epicenter of Asia's pandemic, and things are set to get worse.

Researchers got a glimpse into the past, examining13 mummified Egyptian critters from more than 2,000 years ago in a CT scan.

In last-ditch attempt, Gaetz asked supporters to join him outside Riverside City Hall to "protest against communism."

City has seen gun violence and homicide rates soar in the past six months.

Four people were killed and two more were injured after a car split in half in a single-car accident outside Chicago.

Skateboarding, surfing, rock climbing and karate will be in the Olympics for the first time in Tokyo. That could change perceptions of those sports.      

Jerome Adams said CDC mask guidelines should pertain to areas where coronavirus cases are increasing and vaccine rates are declining.

"This ship will be a beacon to the world reminding all who see it of the persistence and courage of John Lewis."

Customers at Apt Cape Cod have been abusive to staff members this entire summer. So after another incident that reduced staff to tears, the eatery closed for a "day of kindness."

The 500-year-old thumbprint was discovered at the Victoria & Albert Museum on the buttocks of a small wax statue created by the Florentine artist.

Brain Boland of Vermont was pronounced dead after getting tangled in the ballon's basket as it fell from a great height. The accident is now under investigation.

Servers, bartenders, hotel clerks and housemaids: They help drive the $10 billion tourism economy in New Orleans. Some can barely hang on.      

One woman was killed and six others suffered bullets wounds in a "senseless" mass shooting in Portland Saturday, according to the local police department and mayor.

A woman has been killed after being struck by a car and dragged for 100 feet in the parking deck of a hospital.