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Igor Vovkovinskiy, the tallest man in the U.S., dies at 38

Boris Johnson's statement that a double vaccine dose would be required to enter music venues is in doubt, and criticism is mounting around insurance for Covid cancellations Despite the return of gigs and festivals, the U...

The Pentagon acknowledged Tuesday that there had been "some terrible conditions" at the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar where the US military has temporarily stationed thousands of evacuees from Afghanistan as they relocate p...

Health officials say 4,700 cases could be linked to the Boardmasters festival, which was recently held in Newquay Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The Cornish tourist board has urged people n...

Local Australian health officials sent animal rights activists into outrage mode after they ordered the killings of an unknown amount of rescue dogs, fearing COVID-19 transmission. The national government is now investig...

Dr. Samson Orusa for decades operated both a pain clinic and the God's Sanctuary Church International in Clarksville, Tenn.      

Airbnb is offering free housing to 20,000 Afghan refugees globally and sought more assistance from hosts who rent property through the home-sharing company

Eating hogdogs can shave 36 minutes per dog off one's life, but peanut butter and jelly can put all but three of those minutes back, according to a new study out of the University of Michigan's School of Public Health.

Dr. Anthony Fauci has admitted making his latest mistake in coronavirus guidance, this time over when he thinks the pandemic will come "under control" -- apologizing by saying, "My bad."

A second accuser took the stand in R. Kelly's sex-crimes trial in New York, telling jury he pressed her for sex before audition and gave her herpes.      

Pfizer CEO expects COVID vaccine trials for kids to be completed in September

Cluster has grown to 148 people, with experts saying it could grow to 1,000 and take four to six weeks to stamp out New Zealand is bracing for its biggest coronavirus outbreak yet as cases rise, the locations of interest...

Robert Durst claimed for the first time Monday that Susan Berman's true killer was still at her Southern California home when he found her dead body more than 20 years ago.

President Joe Biden sent the top US spy to meet Baradar in Kabul Monday as the administration continues efforts to evacuate American citizens and other allies.

But an intelligence document for the United Nations said militants were going door-to-door hunting former government officials and those who worked with US and NATO forces.

Boris Johnson will also ask the US to delay the withdrawal of its troops, at a virtual meeting of the G7.

France, the UK and Germany all raise the possibility of troops staying beyond the end of August.

The White House says over 21,000 people were evacuated on Monday, as it sent the CIA chief to talk with the Taliban, according to a report.      

The damage and economic loss from Henri was probably $8 billion to $12 billion, according to AccuWeather Founder Dr. Joel Myers.      

Firms optimistic after removal of Covid restrictions but face 'pingdemic' and drop in imports Britain's biggest retailers are warning their stock levels have fallen to the lowest since 1983 amid a sharp drop in imports a...

CIA director reportedly holds secret meeting with Taliban leader Abdul Ghani Baradar

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff [D-CA] said it was "very unlikely" that the U.S. completes its evacuation of Afghanistan by the Aug. 31 deadline.