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The Denver Broncos announced Nathaniel Hackett as the team's new head coach on Thursday, sparking speculation over a swift reunion with Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

A black Georgia teenager found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat at his high school nine years ago was killed in a bizarre accident, a new report concluded.

A New York City native was executed by lethal injection in Oklahoma on Thursday morning for killing two hotel workers during a 2001 robbery.

A federal judge on Thursday invalidated a massive oil and gas lease sale for 80 million acres in the Gulf of Mexico after a coalition of environmental groups sued the Biden administration to stop it.

William Andrews, then 52, was attacked April 27, 1975, in Golden Gate Park and died several weeks later without waking up, San Francisco police said.

A cold snap threatened Florida this weekend as the Northeast braced for a blizzard. With sub-freezing temperatures predicted, residents were warned to protect pipes and pets, and watch out for falling iguanas.

Kevin Dugar and Karl Smith look very similar to each.

A call between US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday "did not go well," a senior Ukrainian official told CNN, amid disagreements over the "risk levels" of a Russian attack.

After finding five bodies off Florida's Atlantic coast, the US Coast Guard announced Thursday it officially suspended its search for the remaining 34 people missing after a vessel capsized over the weekend.

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday in an attempt at persuading Moscow to de-escalate or pull back from the situation in Ukraine, Politico reports (though it seems Macro...

The request would mean that the senior civil servant Sue Gray's report on her investigation into Downing Street parties is unlikely to lay out the most serious accusations in full.

Law enforcement officers in Tennessee fatally shot a man wielding a box cutter on a major interstate Thursday afternoon following a tense 30-minute standoff.

Kiribati and other small Pacific nations were among the last to avoid COVID-19.

The unvaccinated former Alaska governor returned to Elio's, the Upper East Side restaurant where she had been seen dining indoors on Saturday despite the city's requirement that indoor guests show proof of vaccination.

Officials: 2 dead in shooting, fiery crash in Ravenswood

Lowe's and Petco are hoping that by joining forces, they can offer a one-stop shopping experience that's irresistible to home-owning animal lovers. Starting in February, Lowe's will open mini-Petco shops inside 15 of its...

Vice President Kamala Harris's trip was viewed as more than just showcasing the U.S. presence at the inauguration of Xiomara Castro, the first female head of state in Honduras.

A judge ruled that the Interior Department must consider the climate impacts of oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico before awarding leases.

We know changes in the weather and seasons can affect mood, causing run-of-the-mill rainy-day blues and seasonal affective disorder. Now, it's also important to recognize the harmful mental and physical health effects of...

Data science is unlocking new insights about the slave system in the United States. But is there a danger in trying to quantify evil?

Bernard Adams, the brother of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, can serve as the mayor's senior adviser for "Mayoral Security" for a $1 salary, according to a waiver granted by the city's Conflict of Interest Board (COIB).

He insisted that politics do not shape the decisions of justices -- an idyllic, even naïve, notion, but one that kept the court functioning for years.