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Curious Cures is a two-year project to conserve more than 180 manuscripts, revealing the 'precarity of medieval life' and strangeness of pre-scientific medicine Thousands of unedited medical recipes - from a gout cure th...

She said the disgraced singer gave her Champagne, instructed her to refer to her genitalia as "14 years old" then urinated on her.

Al-Shabaab fighters are still inside building in Mogadishu after fierce firefight with security forces Al-Shabaab fighters have seized control of a hotel in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, in a hail of gunfire and explosi...

Dozens of German warships that sank during World War II have resurfaced in the Danube River near Prahovo, Serbia.

Three men, including a Mafia hitman, have been charged over the killing of the infamous crime boss James 'Whitey' Bulger, who was beaten to death in a West Virginia prison nearly four years ago.

Gillespie County, which President Donald J. Trump won by 59 percentage points in 2020, was left without an election staff. The state planned to help.

Republican members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee are calling for "multiple open hearings" about the botched US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

A Yellowstone National Park employee found part of a foot still in a shoe floating in a hot spring on Thursday, according to park officials.

Financial Conduct Authority will take action if posts do not inform consumers of debt risks The city watchdog has informed buy now, pay later firms such as Klarna and Clearpay that it has seen online ads and posts by soc...

The tangled and tragic case of Ralph W. Lobaugh captivated Indiana for decades. He spent half his life in prison for crimes he didn't commit.      

A teenage suspect was arrested in Washington, D.C., on Thursday in connection with a mass shooting that killed one person and wounded three others, police said.

Rather than a dramatic ground assault, Ukraine's push to retake occupied southern territory has become a series of artillery strikes designed to cut Russian supply lines and isolate occupying troops in the region.

They should stop reclaiming the Constitution to shape a better future.

He's got an interesting body of work.

"It was about service to the motherland," Kristin Roth-Ey, an expert on Slavonic and East European Studies, said via the Washington Post. "(It is) obviously a conscious echo of the Stalinist past."

The 17 arrests announced on Thursday were the first by a new office dedicated to pursuing election crimes. The suspects were said to be former felons who had voted illegally.

Pittsburgh native Karren Sites was enjoying the first day of a family vacation, swimming waist-deep water with her 8-year-old grandson when a shark swam up to her and bit her on the arm.

Opposition leader says dissolution, staged to prevent a no-confidence vote against Bob Loughman, will be challenged in court Vanuatu's president dissolved its parliament on Thursday, the state broadcaster VBTC reported, ...

Lucky Phounsy was hogtied, tasered and restrained at a relative's home on April 13, 2015. He died several days later. In March 2022 a jury found San Diego County liable and awarded his family $85 million.

The firestorm over Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin's wild partying intensified Friday with a new video seemingly showing the married leader dancing intimately with a mystery man.

A California man described by prosecutors as sexually driven serial killer has been convicted of murdering two women in the 80s, marking the first cases that have been solved in Los Angeles County with the help of invest...

"It would have been more favourable for his image to shut his mouth, rather than talking nonsense as he had nothing better to say," Kim Yo Jong said.