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New Year's Eve is celebrated across the globe despite Covid restricting some events

Rapid tests may perform differently in a laboratory with omicron, but they still work, experts say.

The pledge comes just before Biden and Putin hold a second talk over security concerns ahead of a major meeting in January.

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia spoke with President Biden for 50 minutes about the escalating crisis with Ukraine, but his intentions remained unclear.

The Hadrian's Wall 1900 festival will run from January to December 2022 and incorporate art, craft, theatre and more "I said: wouldn't it be a good idea to get people from all round the world to crochet or knit some Roma...

The Idaho sheriff who threatened a church youth group with a gun and assaulted one of its leaders has been ordered to surrender his firearms to state police but will remain on the job.

Wine industry experts are warning that holiday revelers may be hard-pressed to find their favorite brands of bubbly this New Years' Eve due to supply chain issues affecting the global market.

A memorial service honoring former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been scheduled for Jan. 8 at a performing arts center in Las Vegas

A 7-year old girl, Dillan Burton was shot dead the day after Christmas when someone opened fire on her mother's car in New Orleans.

A woman who tested positive for COVID during a transatlantic flight self-isolated for five hours in the plane's toilet to protect other passengers.

More than 500 dwellings were engulfed in flames Thursday, with officials warning of casualties

A murder investigation is underway after a 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death in a park in South London.

Two weeks earlier the US Navy said it had rescued five Iranian sailors injured in an explosion on their vessel and seized its cargo of illegal drugs.

The commander and second in charge of the U.S.S. Montgomery were relieved of command in a rare punishment, reportedly over their handling of a sexual harassment case.

This Fox News fan was outfoxed.

Gov. Jared Polis declared a state of emergency in response to the fast-moving fires, calling them "a force of nature." Here's the latest from Colorado.

A federal judge has sided with local law enforcement in a case brought by Dakota Access Pipeline demonstrators alleging excessive use of force by police at a protest site in North Dakota in 2016

The new daily case total for Thursday topped 580,000, beating a record the country broke the previous day, according to The New York Times database.

There are growing calls for NHS staff to be given priority access to coronavirus tests, amid concerns over staff shortages linked to COVID-19 and rising numbers of patients in hospital with the virus.

Texas police announced a $10,000 reward to help find a 14-year-old fugitive who killed three teenagers in a convenience store last weekend.

The US Republican mistook a Facebook post by the Australian state on New Year's Eve party restrictions for an edict by the Democrat-run state US senator Ted Cruz has been ridiculed for posting a tweet in which he mixed u...

A video gone viral of a Queen's Guardsman who apparently stepped on a child who didn't scurry out of the way in time has the internet bristling and the U.K. defense department up in arms.