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In the three-minute video, she caresses the fruit with her mouth and tongue, pursing her lips and gazing into the camera as the song gets faster and faster, finally climaxing in a piercing falsetto.

Macie Hill died of injuries suffered during the tragic accident at the parade in Kaysville, located about 20 miles north of Salt Lake City.

Ad campaign for trainers at start of Euro 2022 highlights women who overcame challenges It's taken long enough for women football players to reach the kind of prominence that their male counterparts have enjoyed for deca...

Eyvor Gomez, 49, has been charged with raping a woman at Disney's Dolphin Resort in Florida on Independence Day after meeting her at a bar.

A major sports federation released a policy on transgender athletes that activists and athletes say will have major repercussions on the rest of the sports world.

If Trump seeks the presidency again, he'll face rising GOP opposition and the prospect of indictments over the 2020 election and Jan. 6 Capitol riot.      

The man accused of murdering an aspiring model and her designer friend after a night of partying in the Los Angeles area may have other victims, according to Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón.

Seven people were killed and dozens more were wounded in the shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park on Monday.

All 30 NATO allies signed accession protocols for Sweden and Finland to join the alliance on Tuesday after Turkey dropped its opposition to the expansion.

Stephanie Clegg paid $90,000 for a Marc Chagall painting at a Sotheby's auction in 1994. It was reappraised for $100,000 in 2008. Now an expert panel in France wants to destroy it as a fake.

In the startup world, pushing regulatory limits to promote a new business is often seen as "entrepreneurial" or "disruptive." But breaking securities laws, as Elon Musk has allegedly done, is something different.

Measure signed by Republican governor in March a 'textbook violation' of law designed to protect voters, department says The Department of Justice is challenging a new Arizona law that requires voters to provide proof of...

The freedom to define oneself has deep roots in the American traditions of pluralism and independence.

'We go out for every game with belief we can win it,' says captain Northern Ireland make major tournament debut against Norway Marissa Callaghan has insisted Northern Ireland are not at Euro 2022 to "make up the numbers"...

The bank's aggressive rate-raising could lead to a recession.

Parliament backs plan to classify some projects as clean power investments The European parliament has backed plans to label gas and nuclear energy as "green", rejecting appeals from Ukraine and climate activists that th...

A mother accused of torturing her son to death broke down in tears as she told jurors she "should have died instead".

The suspect was able to legally purchase the rifle used in the attack within the past year despite ominous run-ins with police in 2019.      

Five years into his job, the mayor of Greater Manchester is calling for a radical reinvention of the political system. He talks about his big ideas, confronting self-doubt - and the chances of him running for the Labour ...

A seventh victim of the shooting, Eduardo Uvaldo has died. His family is coming together to honor him and grieve.

Country hails 'monumental step' towards expanding reproductive rights at a time when the US has overturned them Ministers in Sierra Leone have taken a major step towards decriminalising abortion and overturning the count...

The boss of OPEC - the powerful cartel that represents many of the world's biggest oil producers - has died at the age of 63.