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A top official in the Virginia Parent Teacher Association has resigned after being filmed at a rally using the words "Let them die" in apparent reference to people protesting critical race theory teaching - though she ma...

Heavy rain caused slips, rivers to break their banks, and more than 2,000 residents to be evacuated New Zealand's west coast has been hit by severe flooding, with a local state of emergency declared and thousands evacuat...

"What we're really seeing is an increased level of hostility on the aircraft, which is something I don't think we've ever seen before in this industry." The post Unruly airplane passengers disrupting peace in flights are...

Only in Florida, right? A man swiped candles from a Bath and Body Works inside a Miami mall before using bear mace he had, injuring dozens of shoppers.

Team 29 is the latest victim of Kremlin crackdown on organisations it considers 'undesirable' A rights group in Russia has announced it is shutting down, citing fears its members and supporters may be prosecuted after au...

Long-running rallies against Thailand's prime minister have morphed into wider anger at coronavirus vaccine failures amid a surge in cases See all our coronavirus coverage Thai police have used teargas, rubber bullets an...

Lorraine Graves was busted on a charge of accessory to murder after she commented on a Tulsa Police Department post on Wednesday that listed her as the force's "Weekly Most Wanted."

The US Fish and Wildlife Service rebranded the freshwater fish wreaking havoc in the Midwest as "invasive carp" earlier this year and didn't want to paint Asian people in a "negative light."

The Supreme Court will hear a blockbuster abortion case next term from Mississippi. Will conservatives stick together to overturn Roe v. Wade?      

41 candidates made the ballot for California's September recall election

There are currently 80 large wildfires raging in 13 states across the US, burning more than 1 million acres, mostly in western states, according to the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC).

Two more from the Texas House Democratic Caucus that traveled to Washington to prevent a Republican voting bill has tested positive for COVID. Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer said he is one of them.

Westergaard was known for drawing a caricature of the prophet Muhammad which sparked outrage around the Muslim world Danish artist Kurt Westergaard, known for drawing a caricature of the prophet Muhammad that sparked out...

Decades-long research into Leonardo da Vinci's purported remains has revealed how many people currently alive can claim to be descendants of the family of the Renaissance genius and "Mona Lisa" painter: It's 14.

Quarantine could end for fully-vaccinated health workers in England if services are under pressure.

The Mackinac Bridge, located north of Detroit, was closed for several hours on Sunday after Michigan police received a bomb threat.      

A Utah man serving 30 years in prison after being convicted of beating his wife to death on Alaskan cruise last year has been found dead in his cell.

Some began the day at a Mass, spoken in Spanish, at St. Ita Catholic Church in the Lakewood-Balmoral neighborhood.

After a road rage incident, Kendell Matthews allegedly fired bullets at a pickup truck. He's now facing attempted second-degree murder for the shooting.

Kenneth Manzanares was found unresponsive at Lemon Creek Correctional Center in Juneau and pronounced dead shortly after, according to the Alaska Department of Corrections.

Extreme heat and drought in the Pacific Northwest could keep the winter holiday season a little less cheerful, too.

The owners of the Washington Nationals and Washington, DC Mayor Murial Bowser on Sunday denounced the shooting outside Nationals Park that sent players and fans alike scrambling in panic.