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We needed to leave Afghanistan. But not this way.

President Joe Biden will travel to his home in Delaware Saturday, as thousands of Americans and Afghan allies remain stranded in Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover last weekend.

The murky story of R. Kelly's marriage to late singer Aaliyah came up at his NY trial sex-trafficking trial: She was 15, not 18, records show.      

Tropical Storm Henri is expected to strengthen heading into the weekend.

Renewed safe haven means al-Qaida and others will have space, infrastructure, fighters and arms to plot a comeback Lydia Khalil is an expert in international terrorism at the Lowy Institute Following the withdrawal of US...

The Food and Drug Administration is preparing to grant full approval of Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, according to a report on Friday. The New York Times reported that the approval had originally been tar...

Huntsville city officials had spent $125,000 in public money to defend William Darby, saying he had been justified in using deadly force when he fatally shot Jeffrey Parker, 49, in 2018.

Toma Dean said she was afraid to "run out of breath" if she stood for too long.

Country records 21 new cases, its worst single day for transmission since April last year Jacinda Ardern has warned New Zealanders the worst of the Delta outbreak of Covid-19 is yet to come after another jump in cases. N...

US national security officials are working to account for more than 20 years worth of weapons provided to the Afghan military as images of Taliban fighters brandishing American-made rifles and riding in abandoned Humvees...

A 40km (25-mile) barrier is placed at the land border amid warnings of a surge of Afghan migrants.

The UK is in a race against time to help British nationals and supportive Afghans flee Afghanistan after the US president indicated rescue missions must be completed within 10 days.

Staff say they are upset and feel demoralised by rude customers during a busy summer season.

The Justice Department targeted more than 300 protesters by charging them with federal crimes for their roles during the civil unrest last summer after the murder of George Floyd, according to a new report from The Movem...

Last year, more than $200 million was spent on campaigning for a state proposition that ensured workers like Uber and Lyft drivers were considered independent contractors.

Zahra shelters in her Kabul apartment, anxiously peering through the window at Taliban fighters in the parking lot below. She hasn't dared to leave her house for days.

A federal appeals court ruled Friday that the 60-day eviction moratorium instituted by the CDC earlier this month can remain in place -- setting up a showdown before the Supreme Court beginning next week.

An officer thought the alleged trespasser was an inmate

Ministers want to stop the "grim trade" in criminals profiting from the rise in demand for pets.

Vice President Kamala Harris will join a rally for California Gov. Gavin Newsom later this month as Golden State voters grapple with whether to recall their state's chief executive.

Mississippi's poison control center has seen a rise in calls of people taking livestock ivermectin to treat or prevent COVID-19.

The US military used helicopters to evacuate a group of Americans from a hotel near Kabul's airport, according to a Pentagon spokesman who provided new details about the mission that was first revealed by President Joe B...