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Nancy Smith, 64, and Joseph Allen, 68, were accused by a woman of molesting her daughter and other Head Start pupils in the early 1990s.

A Ukrainian man filmed himself offering a group of Russian soldiers a tow back to Russia after their tank ran out of fuel on the side of the road.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, monitoring developments in Ukraine from his "lair in the Urals," is "furious" and "fuming" that his military's invasion of the smaller country to the south hasn't gone more smoothly, cla...

Elon Musk says he is helping Ukraine stay connected.

Former President Trump addressed a raucous crowd at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday night.

U.S. and E.U. nations agree to impose the most potentially crippling financial penalties yet on Russia

Ex-president tells CPAC he could have stopped 'appalling' Russian invasion of Ukraine before giving strongest indication he will run again Donald Trump, the former US president, has defended his description of Russia's V...

North Korea resumed testing missiles Sunday as the world's attention focused on the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, an ally of the totalitarian nation.

Officials in Miami Beach voted this week to restrict alcohol sales in March as the city hopes to stave off the spring break calamity that overwhelmed the bustling city in 2021.

A beauty queen and former Miss Grand Ukraine has apparently traded in her high heels for combat boots, joining the Ukrainian military in its push against the Russian invasion.

A suspected Russian missile strike exploded at a civilian oil depot outside Kyiv early on Sunday morning local time, Ukrainian officials said, near the start of the fourth day of Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country.

The US, European Union and UK cut some Russian banks out of the SWIFT international payment system, which moves billions of dollars a day between some 11,000 financial institutions.

Protests against the Russian invasion of Ukraine drew thousands from Times Square, Tokyo, the UN headquarters in Geneva, and even Moscow, where demonstrators have been arrested.

A rocket fragment was found partially buried in a kindergarten playground in Kharkiv amid Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

Fourteen people -- one of whom died and two of whom were critically hurt -- were shot early Saturday at a Las Vegas hookah parlor, cops said.

Before he was standing in the streets to stop incoming Russian troops, Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy danced his way to a trophy.

President Zelenskiy issues call to arms to foreign nationals in battle against 'Russian war criminals' Russia-Ukraine crisis: live news Ukraine's embattled president has issued a call to foreign nationals who are "friend...

Chancellor Olaf Scholz says urgency of Ukraine crisis has forced decision to increase defence spending Ukraine Russia news: latest updates In a historic announcement to parliament the German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has ...

Russian president says order taken in response to 'aggressive statements' by Nato over Ukraine Russia-Ukraine crisis: live news Vladimir Putin has ordered his military to put Russia's nuclear deterrence forces on high al...

Foreign secretary says refugees will be welcomed after immigration minister provoked outrage with tweet Ukraine Russia news: latest updates The Home Office is expected to ease the rules for Ukrainians wanting to seek ref...

The increasing invocation of the "major questions doctrine" could imperil a wide swath of federal government regulatory actions.

A rescue operation is underway to rescue 14 workers trapped in a coal mine in southwestern China