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The prolific author of poetry, plays and stories for adults and children was subversive, playful and political Benjamin Zephaniah, British poet and campaigner, dies aged 65 A sandy place, a recipe for a nation and a Chri...

A case against an Ohio woman who gave birth to a stillborn in a toilet will now go before a grand jury as prosecutors alleged she abused her baby's corpse.

Erik ten Hag says friends tried to talk him out of taking over as Manchester United manager because they thought he faced an "impossible job".

Republicans are making one dependent on the other. Are vulnerable Democrats willing to make concessions?

While killings are rare, nursing industry groups say non-fatal violence against health care workers is not. The post A nurse’s fatal last visit to patient’s home in Connecticut renews calls for better safety measures...

The president's son has balked at a closed-door deposition that the Oversight Committee says is mandated by subpoena.

Jonathan Majors is facing up to a year in prison if he is convicted on misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. Here's what to know

In its determination to put fear of asylum seekers at the centre of the next election, the government is brushing human rights and the rule of law aside The Conservative government's proposal to remove asylum seekers to ...

Exports edged up 0.5% last month, but this won't be enough to offset weakness in the country's economy.

Over 10,200 of those were taken into custody by Customs and Border Protection after illegally crossing into the country between ports of entry, according to the Fox's sources.

IDF pumps could drive out terrorists but critics warn of danger to hostages and Gaza water supply

Sparks flew Wednesday night as former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tore into Vivek Ramaswamy after the biotech entrepreneur slighted Nikki Haley's intelligence.

The staunch anti-communist, at first supportive of her brothers' efforts, became disillusioned with the Cuban government Juanita Castro, the sister of Cuban rulers Fidel and Raúl Castro who worked with the CIA against t...

The unsuspecting grandfather was crossing an intersection in Calabasas when he was suddenly approached by a man wearing a backward baseball cap.

Governing body announces Mercedes have no case to answer Susie Wolff, F1 Academy managing director, condemns inquiry Formula One's governing body, the FIA, has backed down from its conflict of interest investigation into...

Group 'harvesting sensitive material' via social media part of FSB unit leaking data to serve Kremlin The Russian hacking group Star Blizzard, accused of interfering in UK politics, is part of an aggressive FSB unit that...

Andy Hoang, a first-year nurse at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire, was saved by her colleagues when she suffered cardiac arrest while learning how to treat one.

Twenty people killed in airstrikes that hit two homes in Rafah, a town IDF told Palestinians to flee to Israel-Hamas war - live updates The Israeli military continued heavy bombardment and intense fighting in Gaza as its...

Federal prosecutors are inching closer to wrapping up their case in the corruption trial of ex-Ald. Ed Burke as testimony shifts back to an alleged extortion scheme involving a liquor store pole sign in Portage Park

53% not meeting chief medical officer's guidelines Government urged to do more to boost activity New figures showing that 53% of children and young people in England still do not meet the chief medical officer's guidelin...

Swansea sacked Michael Duff as manager on Monday Davies has coached under Brendan Rodgers at various clubs Tottenham have rejected an approach from Swansea for Ange Postecoglou's No 2, Chris Davies. The Welsh club need a...

A vehicle drove off after a crash in Folkestone which left a boy dead, Kent Police says.