Nathan Bain just made a game-winning shot in a college basketball game. But that may be the second-best thing to happen to him this week. The…
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Two powerful storms are leaving much of the United States struggling with blackouts, whiteouts and gusty winds on Thanksgiving Day — and the…
Continue Reading The future daughter-in-law of Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama was among dozens of people killed when an earthquake struck the country Tuesday,…
Continue Reading Sick of autumnal feasts? Turkey not your speed? Well, good news: you can still dine at some of your favorite chain food joints instead this…
Continue Reading The measles epidemic ravaging the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed more than twice as many people since the beginning of the year as the…
Continue Reading The European Space Agency has received a 14.4 billion-euro ($15.9 billion) funding boost from its 22 member states as it seeks to launch new missions…
Continue Reading The Washington National Cathedral will dedicate a plaque next week to memorialize Matthew Shepard, whose cremated remains were interred there one…
Continue Reading The New England Patriots are gearing up for a big showdown against the Houston Texans on Sunday, but they may be down a few key players thanks to…
Continue Reading The magnet fisherman was hoping to find something interesting when he dropped his line in the Grand River on Tuesday, but then he pulled up something…
Continue Reading The way Nathan Bain’s teammates mobbed him in the paint, you could tell what it meant when the unranked Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks chopped…
Continue Reading You know what the say, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is all fun and games until one of the balloons goes down. Since the parade started…
Continue Reading The German Defense Ministry apologized Wednesday after an image of a Nazi-era uniform was posted on its Instagram account as an example of…
Continue Reading Protesters in Hong Kong will hold a celebratory, pro-US rally Thursday after President Donald Trump gave them what one prominent activist termed a…
Continue Reading Sharks are some of the ocean’s top predators. In fact, sharks and their relatives were the first vertebrate predators on Earth. Shark fossils…
Continue Reading It was the sight of a Thanksgiving miracle. Dozens of volunteers were hard at work one day before Thanksgiving preparing 600 delicious meals for the…
Continue Reading When Ciara Hester saw a dress Ava DuVernay wore last month, she fell in love. But she never thought she’d get to wear it. Yet, that’s…
Continue Reading The Los Angeles Police still have not identified a woman captured on doorbell video yelling for help earlier this month but released new information…
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When police were called to make sure a Utah woman was OK, officers found her dead and her husband’s body inside a freezer. Jeanne…
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Millions of people have been soaked by downpours, left in the dark or forced to shovel snow as powerful storms barrel through much of the U.S. ahead…
Continue Reading At least one in every two people in India have paid a bribe in the past year, according to a new national corruption report, which branded the…
Continue Reading Four UPS employees were arrested in a drug smuggling bust that included the seizure of more than 50,000 counterfeit THC vape pens, authorities said.…
Continue Reading A species of carnivorous dinosaur that once roamed Madagascar 70 million years ago was so tough on its teeth that they needed to be replaced…
Continue Reading A school bus driver in Illinois has been arrested after, police say, she was caught on video drinking beer while picking up elementary school…
Continue Reading A 46-year-old construction worker in China suffering from seizures turned out to have tapeworms in his brain — suspected to be the result of…
Continue Reading A man accused of killing a student at the University of Illinois at Chicago strangled her because he was angry she wouldn’t talk to him,…
Continue Reading In Russia, the release of calendars featuring photos of Russian President Vladimir Putin has become an annual ritual. In past years, it’s been…
Continue Reading As cities and states grapple with the future of Confederate monuments, the Alabama Supreme Court has weighed in on one: Putting plywood around its…
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WASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump said Mexican cartels will “absolutely” be designated as foreign terrorist organizations, a…
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When a World War II veteran turned 99, he had one regret. He had an opportunity earlier in life to meet some of the last living Civil War veterans,…
Continue Reading Along a short hallway on the upper floor of Decatur Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, a blue banner stretches across the wall, packed with scrawled…
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