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The Big Apple's first son, Jordan Coleman -- aka rapper "Jayoo" - took to the stage in the capital city of Tirana Wednesday night to compete in the Albanian equivalent of American Idol.

The 2,300 square feet home that also has three bedrooms was most recently rented in June for $2,498 per month.

Justice Department investigators reportedly want to talk to former Vice President Mike Pence as part of the department's probe into the events leading up to the Jan. 6 capitol riot.

Six people are dead after a mass shooting at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, the latest incident involving gun violence in the U.S.      

In a city of renters, the turbulent pandemic housing market is making it harder than ever to buy a home.

Manager unhappy with political questions before Wales game Gareth Bale says Wales will not take 'difficult' Iran game lightly The Iran manager, Carlos Queiroz, confronted a journalist at the end of a media conference aft...

Officers deal out beatings amid dispute about pay and conditions at Zhengzhou plant, with Apple warning of iPhone 14 delivery delays Police in China have dealt out beatings to workers protesting over working conditions a...

A California man who had sex with men in order to distract them while he used their cell phones to send money to himself was sentenced to nine years in federal prison.

Erik Cantu, 17, was shot in San Antonio on Oct. 2 by since-fired officer James Brennand, who is charged with two counts of aggravated assault.

Jessie Wilczewski said it was only her fifth day on the job when Bing, 31, opened fire on her and her coworkers as they sat in a break room and prepared for their shift.

For Thanksgiving: A story about a stray kitten, a community invested in finding her a home and the Colts fan who stepped up. With help from Jim Irsay.      

British investigators did not initially look into tragedy because the dinghy was recovered in French waters A dinghy that capsized, claiming the lives of at least 27 migrants in the Channel, had reached UK waters, an off...

Bill criminalises promotion of 'non-traditional sexual relations' as Moscow pushes conservative values Russia-Ukraine war - latest news updates Russia's parliament has passed the third and final reading of a law banning ...

End of lockdown and influx of foreign students, Ukrainians and Hong Kongers help drive increase Net migration to the UK has reached a record level of 504,000 after the arrival of Ukrainians and Hong Kongers under governm...

Eighteen people aboard a broken-down and adrift boat were rescued off the coast of the United States-Mexico border on Wednesday evening after days without food or water.

The body of an Israeli Druze young man that was seized by Palestinian gunmen in Jenin has been transferred to his family, the Israeli military said on Thursday, adding that nothing had been given in return.

IoD and unions among groups writing to government, saying move would cause business chaos, harm rights and threaten environment Today's business news - live updates A coalition of influential trade unions, business and e...

Two Maryland brothers were identified as the savage duo that brutally raped a Virginia woman 34 years ago, police said.

Owners of the Yankees and Mets are competing in a new kind of subway series. But this one isn't over bragging rights -- the winner could wind up with one of the city's coveted casino licenses.

A US Department of Education deputy director, who was appointed under President Biden, poked fun at Evangelical Christians and claimed democracy was based on "White supremacy," according to her Twitter profile.

Detroit officers involved in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Porter Burks will not face any charges.

The deadly shooting at a Walmart in Virginia is one of more than 600 mass shootings reported so far this year by the Gun Violence Archive.