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Alfred Hitchcock described his third film, The Lodger, as the true beginning of his directorial career but it would prove a near fatal screen debut for its leading light June Tripp December 1925 was a busy month for June...

Modern video games boast longer and longer playtimes - but does the idea of spending hundreds of hours on a game make you feel excited, or exhausted? In the winter of 1996, I almost lost my job because of the acclaimed m...

The country's continuing effort to remain in a bubble points to more frequent and longer-lasting restrictions with the arrival of the highly contagious variant.

The House select committee investigating the attack on the Capitol interviewed Ray Epps, a protester at the center of a right-wing conspiracy theory.

LAPD Police Chief Michel Moore said officer Fernando Arroyos was killed after three men attempted to rob the officer and his girlfriend as they were house hunting.

A man charged with killing 18 older women in the Dallas area over a two-year span is set to be retried in April after the first jury to hear a murder case against him deadlocked

North Korea says leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a successful flight test of a hypersonic missile he claimed would remarkably increase the country’s “war deterrent.”

With a floor fight looming, Democrats have yet to settle on exactly how they would change the rules to sidestep Republican opposition to voting rights bills.

Disrupted daycare, vaccines TBD and bosses who are over Covid excuses.

Influencer Rory Teasley has died after his boyfriend of 10 years allegedly strangled him during a fight over the "Overwatch" shooting game.

Indonesia has kicked off a COVID-19 booster campaign for the general public, prioritizing third shots for the elderly and people with compromised immune systems

The medical helicopter was traveling to a children's hospital in Philadelphia.

President Biden on Tuesday branded the Capitol riot a "coup" attempt and called on the Senate to scrap its usual 60-vote threshold to pass a pair of election reform bills.

Chilling video captured a Seattle cop gunning down a machete-wielding burglary suspect -- wearing only a towel -- after he fatally stabbed a police dog and injured another officer in the face.

EU leaders warn of "consequences" in response to further aggression against Ukraine After months of sabre-rattling from Vladimir Putin over Ukraine, Russian officials have been on a diplomatic tour of Europe this week, m...

Wisconsin's Republican Sen. Ron Johnson announced he was running for reelection on Sunday. That should be viewed as good news by Republicans, who need a net gain of just one seat in this year's midterm elections to wrest...

With the climate crisis becoming ever more urgent, a growing number of young, childless men are taking the drastic decision of being sterilised for environmental reasons When Lloyd Williamson lay on his back in a GP's cl...

The children of a deceased man who said he was molested as a child by a priest have sued the Roman Catholic church under a new California law that allows survivors to bring lawsuits for the suffering a loved one endured

Federal investigators say a medical transport plane struck power lines in cloudy weather before it crashed last month near San Diego, killing two flight nurses and two pilots

China is blocking more than a dozen U.S. airline flights to the country because some passengers on recent flights tested positive for COVID-19

Ethan Crumbley brought ammo to high school the day before his alleged massacre and administrators knew about the red flags, but failed to react.

Prominent indigenous activist Clyde Bellecourt, the last surviving co-founder of the American Indian Movement (AIM) and a leading civil rights leader, has died. He was 85.