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The four-time U.S. Open champion said he was withdrawing because of a chronic problem with his left foot.

A man took photos of sick COVID-19 Florida patients waiting on the floor for Regeneron therapy. He says the images can't convey the pain they were in.      

A pair of new studies out Thursday find a "very concerning" rise in the number of climate-related deaths and paint a picture of world where people struggle with regular temperature extremes.

He found success with his large-scale Photorealist portraits, becoming one of the leading artists of his generation. Late in life he faced allegations of sexual harassment.

The parents and babysitter of an 11-month-old girl in Indiana have been charged after the baby was found dead in a wooded area.

Lawyers say Duke of York has lost in court of public opinion and is unlikely to engage with civil case in US The Duke of York faces an "uphill struggle" to combat the impact of the sex offences allegations made against h...

More than 50 Democrats fled to Washington last month to prevent a restrictive voting measure. Three returned to the State Capitol on Thursday, clearing the way for a quorum.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Fred were soaking the Northeast on Thursday as southern states assess the damage from severe flooding.      

The former president and his secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, are attacking President Biden over Afghanistan even as their own policy faces harsh criticism.

Oklahoma mother Allyson Reneau flew to Afghanistan earlier this month to rescue ten members of the country's all-girls robotics teamand hoping to save more as the Taliban takes power in Kabul.

The Texas House of Representatives reached a quorum for the first time since Democratic lawmakers fled Austin to stall a vote on an election reform bill.

Nicole Poole Franklin, 43 of Des Moines, was sentenced on two federal hate crime charges in connection with the 2019 attacks.

Afghans took to the streets of Athens to protest the Taliban takeover of the country while appealing to the international community to help their families back home.

The Afghan forces disintegrated ahead of the Taliban's rapid advance. Now, the militants are searching for thousands of Afghan soldiers and security officials.

Fighters tortured Hazara men to death, say witnesses, and relative of journalist killed Evidence of Taliban killings, detentions and intimidation is emerging across Afghanistan ominously contradicting the hardline Islami...

Vessel that caused global disruption when it got stuck is back months after becoming lodged for days In a rematch of the struggle that dominated global headlines earlier this year, the 400-metre, 220,000 tonne container ...

Anxiety in the United States over COVID-19 is at its highest level since winter

Thousands of Afghans are still pushing to get into the airport, following the Taliban's takeover of the capital on Sunday.

Whether seen as an obstacle to overcome or a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, home working is proving hard to avoid What are workers' rights if they are asked to go back? As the pandemic struck wealthy economies in early ...

A "who's who" guide to the trial unfolding in Brooklyn.

Texas school officials said they would not enforce Gov. Abbott's mask ban, as the state's high court declined to block a restraining order against the mandate.

The remarks come after days of tumult in and around Hamid Karzai International Airport since the Taliban took Kabul.