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Assessing the vulnerability of the U.S. dollar and of U.S. military hegemony.

Chase Kalisz won the first American medal of the Tokyo Games.

More than 160,000 New Yorkers have faced a frustrating and byzantine application process with the Emergency Rental Assistance Program that has left them running out of patience.

The state is struggling with lackluster vaccination rates, dropped health protocols and the delta variant uptick as people head indoors to escape the heat.

Serial killer Rodney James Alcala, sentenced to death for the murders of four woman and a 12-year-old girl, died of natural causes on July 24, 2021.

An anteater was brought around the San Antonio Zoo to visit his furry friends, including one very excited American mink.

Srinivas S. lies on a gurney in an operating theater in St John's Hospital in Bengaluru as surgeons carefully remove bits of blackened tissue and rotten bone from his face.

A postcard of kangaroos lounging among gumtrees arrives in our letterbox in London, addressed to my 4-year-old daughter.

Click to expand Image Sarah al-Jabri and Omar al-Jabri © Private (Beirut) - Saudi authorities should immediately release the imprisoned children of a former Saudi official following an unfair trial that took place in an...

Rabbi-turned-comic got laughs from Catskill nightclubs to West Coast talk shows

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says Cuba is an “example of resistance.”

The officer tossed a small plastic bag into the man's car and then put on gloves.

Two men were stranded on the top of a truck in dangerous flash floods that inundated parts of Arizona.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio appeared to entertain the possibility of implementing vaccination passports in the nation's largest city Friday.

​​"There is no need for any foreign combat forces on Iraqi soil," said​Mustafa ​al-Kadhimi​ told the Associated Press, adding that Iraq's security forces and army are up to the task of defending the country.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared on ABC's "This Week" Sunday.

A Washington visit by an opposition leader stirs talk of punitive measures, pressuring President Alexander Lukashenko and key Belarusian industries.

Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten threw her arms up in the air, her face a picture of ecstasy and joy.

Outside the public eye on Oath Keepers and Proud Boys, feds are trying to stem a deadlier threat: white supremacists operating in and out of prison.      

Heavy monsoon rains in the western state of Maharashtra have triggered deadly landslides.

A combination of money and politics likely means party leaders can't do everything they and their supporters want.

The Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony is a gratuitously enjoyable affair, with bulging muscles and beaming athletes proudly walking the Parade of Nations -- and into our hearts.