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New York is the first state to pass a new measure to protect struggling renters since the Supreme Court whittled away at existing shields against eviction.

Louisiana woman shot dead after ramming sheriff's deputy with car, threatening Ida repair crew

Fire crews await improved weather conditions that will allow them to control the Caldor Fire, the massive wildfire threatening majestic Lake Tahoe.      

A new study from Bangladesh that featured more than 340,000 subjects across 600 villages shows the important role masks play in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

With New York's COVID-19 infection and hospitalization rates ticking up at an alarming pace because of the delta variant, the state Senate and Assembly convened in-person for the first time in months for an unusual speci...

The airport canceled 102 flights, or 21 percent of scheduled trips, on Wednesday, leaving travelers stranded at the airport as the storm battered the area.

Broadcasters ordered not to promote 'sissy' men in attempt to reshape country's entertainment industry China has banned reality talent shows and ordered broadcasters not to promote "sissy" men, in the latest attempt to r...

Oklahoma congressman who reportedly attempted to enter Afghanistan says he's 'heading home'

One of the Taliban's biggest obstacles to uniting all Afghans behind their regime is persuading the Hazaras community that they are safe, having previously persecuted the Shiite minority group.

Twin infants were found dead in a car parked outside a day care in South Carolina on a day when temperatures climbed to past 80 degrees.

Afghanistan's neighbors have closed their land borders to people trying to flee its new Taliban rulers, trapping tens of thousands of people who are eligible to resettle in the U.S. and other countries.

From 8:51 p.m. to 9:51 p.m. Wednesday, 3.15 inches of rain fell on the city, according to the National Weather Service -- the wettest hour ever for New York City.

The death toll from the remnants of Hurricane Ida's blast through the Northeast rose to 8 on Thursday; New York City was overwhelmed by water.      

In one of the first pieces of research on the effects of vaccines on long-haul COVID, a new study shows the risk is cut in half after two doses.      

Reports in state media give rare details of allegations against Michael Spavor and his compatriot Michael Kovrig Chinese state media have accused the jailed Canadian Michael Spavor of supplying photographs of military eq...

There is no such thing as a perfect relationship. Before getting into a relationship, it's helpful to identify your deal breakers.      

Flash flooding caused by the remnants of the hurricane led to at least eight deaths and disrupted transit around the region.

Many students have been released only after spending weeks or months in captivity. Dozens are still being held.

The flight arrived in Mexico City on Wednesday, with 175 Afghan citizens on board, including 75 children.

Solo travel wasn't considered safe, ideal or trendy for Indian women 25 years ago.

With ministers promising a return to normal in classrooms, it's a tough time to be a teacher - but with new information constantly emerging on vaccines for children, and the pandemic not yet over, it's a tough time for p...