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In 2020, nearly 340,000 people died from rectal cancer. Now a new treatment giving hope for beating the disease --and maybe for other forms of cancer as well --could be available within a year. A recent trial, conducted ...

The so-called "Pillowcase Rapist" who terrorized South Florida in the 1980s and may have sexually assaulted dozens of victims has been identified as a 62-year-old man already behind bars, according to police.

The Novavax vaccine was 90% effective in clinical trials, but those tests were done in early 2021, before the omicron variant emerged and decreased vaccines' ability to prevent infection.

A new report from a German intelligence agency shows Iran stepped up its activities to procure proliferation-related material for its nuclear program.

Federal prosecutors on Tuesday asked for up to 18 months for prison for ex-state Sen. Thomas Cullerton, revealing that another state senator helped Cullerton land a do-nothing job.

The alleged abuse by pre-kindergarten teachers was caught on camera and seen live by parents as it happened, according to a report.

A man lost part of his leg when he was attacked by an alligator outside of a Florida hotel after mistaking the reptile for a dog, police said.

Without the former President's fourth and final White House chief of staff, January 6th might never have happened.

An Iranian scientist who was developing top-secret missiles and drones mysteriously died after a dinner party. Ayoob Entezari reportedly returned home after the party with food poisoning symptoms and later died in the ho...

Eight more war crimes cases involving Russian soldiers in Ukraine have been filed to court, a prosecutor says, in crackdown on Vladimir Putin's army.

Victims of sports doctor Larry Nassar said they plan on Wednesday to file a series of tort claims against the FBI seeking a collective total of about $1 billion.

More than 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers who surrendered in the city of Mariupol have been transferred to Russia for investigation.

The House panel investigating the Jan. 6 attack is in discussions with ex-White House counsel Pat Cipollone about appearing at an upcoming public hearing, sources say.

"I'm a Black woman in America," Lightfoot said. "People are betting against us every single day."

The House Jan. 6 committee is holding high-stake public hearings on Thursday, and to make sure the event isn't boring, they have brought in a TV producer to keep things tight. That isn't enough to entice Fox News, which ...

Over two years, firms and technical experts from China's military will build and renovate a number of structures at the facility, with the revamp funded by a Chinese grant.

Mr. Kushner's role in the final months of the Trump White House could come into sharp relief once the committee investigating the attack on the Capitol opens hearings.

Rhode Island health official Jeffrey Hill, who was tasked with preventing harm to children, was charged Tuesday with possessing child pornography, authorities said.

As Russia remains focused on the battle in eastern Ukraine, Ukrainian forces are pushing back by reclaiming territories in the south. CNN's Matthew Chance is on the front lines with an exclusive look into this battle.

Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-L.I.) and New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams will have a chance to appeal directly to voters and differentiate themselves from the sitting governor with just three weeks left ahead of the J...

Days after the shooting, Steven McCraw, the head of the Texas Department of Public Safety, said Arredondo made the "wrong decision" to not order officers to confront the gunman.

Michael Lowe filed a lawsuit against American Airlines after he says he was arrested for a crime he didn't commit at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport