The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said that public health officials are operating in “uncharted territory” as they combat…
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For the first time since World War II, the city where Thomas Jefferson once called home is no longer considering his birthday an official holiday.…
Continue Reading Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks set to come out top in Israel’s general election, according to projections made by the country’s…
Continue Reading The University of Houston will waive tuition for students with family incomes at or below $65,000, in an effort to keep college accessible. The…
Continue Reading A United Parcel Service (UPS) employee was arrested after sending threatening text messages to his employer about planning a mass shooting at a UPS…
Continue Reading A friendly reminder from a new Harvard Medical School study: If you’re not sticking to a regular sleep schedule, you could be hurting your…
Continue Reading As counting gets underway in Israel’s unprecedented third election in 11 months, initial exit polls projected Prime Minister Benjamin…
Continue Reading The “Leaning Tower of Dallas” is leaning no longer. The 11-story building fell on Monday, a week after demolition crews took a wrecking…
Continue Reading Eight Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies are facing administrative action after they allegedly shared graphic photos of a helicopter crash…
Continue Reading When Miss Staten Island came out as bisexual, she was ready to walk in her borough’s St. Patrick’s Day parade the next day dressed up in…
Continue Reading NBA fans might be getting fist bumps over high-fives from players as coronavirus spreads in the United States. The National Basketball Association…
Continue Reading South Korea has come up with an innovative way of testing for the novel coronavirus — and it was inspired by the drive-through counters at…
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SEATTLE, Washington — Health officials in Washington state said Monday that four more people had died from the coronavirus, bringing the total to…
Continue Reading Students at an Oklahoma City high school say a college recruiter told them to line up by skin color and then by whether their hair was…
Continue Reading It’s rare to have one child born on a Leap Day. But two? The lightning struck twice for Lindsay and Dane Demchak. Lindsay gave birth to their…
Continue Reading An adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has died after contracting the novel coronavirus, state radio said on Monday. Mohammad…
Continue Reading Gannon Stauch, the 11-year-old boy who went missing from his Colorado Springs home in January, has been pronounced dead, El Paso County Sheriff Bill…
Continue Reading Multiple Olympic gymnasts have criticized USA Gymnastics’ proposed $215 million settlement for survivors of Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse.…
Continue Reading A child has died after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the Greek island of Lesbos, in what is believed to be the first reported death since…
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NEW YORK — The Dow Jones surged more than 1,200 points Monday on hopes that central banks will act to shelter global economy from coronavirus. The…
Continue Reading Two cases of the novel coronavirus have been confirmed in Florida, according to state officials. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis updated the conditions…
Continue Reading The European Union’s bad start to the year has taken another turn for the worse. Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s decision last week…
Continue Reading Secret archives at the Vatican will be opened for the first time on Monday, giving scholars access to documents that may shed light on the…
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DALLAS, Texas — Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota announced an end to her presidential bid on Monday and will endorse Joe Biden, campaign aides…
Continue Reading The moment is finally here. NASA is accepting applications for aspiring astronauts. NASA wants to send another man and the first woman to the moon by…
Continue Reading Kenya’s Christine Ongare qualified Saturday for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. Ongare, 26, made it through to the Olympics after outboxing…
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MADISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Some people have spiders lurking in their basement. Others, maybe rats. This Ohio woman tops them all. Police received…
Continue Reading American runner Molly Seidel surprised even herself over the weekend by coming in second at the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta — her debut…
Continue Reading About 150 light-years away from us, there’s a star that just doesn’t add up. It’s known as WDJ0551+4135 and appeared to be a…
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