The fiancée of ESPN reporter Edward Aschoff said Wednesday that non-Hodgkin lymphoma contributed to his death on his 34th birthday. Aschoff died on…
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Wednesday said firearms and other weapons will be banned on state Capitol grounds in Richmond ahead of a gun rights…
Continue Reading Fears are mounting across Asia over the cross-border spread of a new coronavirus identified in China that has killed one patient and sickened dozens,…
Continue Reading A tour helicopter that crashed in Hawaii, killing all seven people aboard, was flying in rain and fog with visibility of only 20 feet, according to a…
Continue Reading Louisiana State University acknowledged Wednesday that several football players received cash from a star NFL player after the Tigers’ victory…
Continue Reading LOS ANGELES, California — A day after a Delta Air Lines plane dumped jet fuel over several Los Angeles schools, federal authorities said the…
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A student arrested in the shooting of another student at a Houston-area high school has been charged with manslaughter, authorities said. The alleged…
Continue Reading The Czech capital of Prague has waded into China-Taiwan relations, partnering up with Taipei in a geopolitical love triangle that has left Shanghai…
Continue Reading The master of the art of the deal finally has a win to celebrate. He’ll pump it as one of history’s great breakthroughs — but in true…
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HUNTSVILLE, Texas — A Texas inmate with a history of violence against women was executed Wednesday evening for fatally shooting his wife, who had…
Continue Reading When Russia’s entire government resigned on Wednesday, even long-term Kremlin observers were taken by surprise. Earlier in the day, Vladimir…
Continue Reading Two former Houston Police officers involved a botched raid that left two people dead were indicted Wednesday by a Texas grand jury, prosecutors said.…
Continue Reading More than a dozen people were killed and 60 injured in airstrikes on Wednesday in the last rebel-held area in northwest Syria, according to activists…
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MEXICO CITY, Mexico — Travelers on the Mexico City subway system often blame authorities for broken-down escalators at subway stops, but Metro…
Continue Reading WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. House on Wednesday formally presented two articles of impeachment to the Senate after voting to approve the seven…
Continue Reading A veteran who died alone in Tennessee was honored with a funeral from his fellow former service members. No one claimed Pvt. Theodore…
Continue Reading A worker who was trapped at a construction site in Durham, North Carolina, after a trench collapsed Wednesday has died, fire officials said. The…
Continue Reading College of the Holy Cross sophomore Grace Rett was killed after a van carrying members of the rowing team collided with a pickup truck in Florida on…
Continue Reading Jeffrey Epstein allegedly transported underage girls to his secluded homes in the US Virgin Islands and forced them into sex work from 2001 through…
Continue Reading Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif said people in Iran took the streets in protest because they “were lied to” after the…
Continue Reading A search for two fishermen missing after a pair of boats collided off the coast of Galveston, Texas, continued Wednesday. The US Coast Guard was…
Continue Reading Zion Williamson’s long-awaited NBA debut with the New Orleans Pelicans is just a week away. Williamson, 19, is expected to play in his first…
Continue Reading A Mississippi penitentiary unit housing violent inmates “has a failing infrastructure,” and while officials have moved hundreds of…
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WASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an initial trade deal with China that includes pledges from Beijing to more than…
Continue Reading The entire Russian government is resigning, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev announced Wednesday, after Vladimir Putin proposed sweeping reforms that…
Continue Reading The second spacewalk in history to be conducted entirely by female astronauts got underway at the International Space Station early Wednesday morning…
Continue Reading Kim Gardner, the first black circuit attorney in St. Louis, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit that accuses the city, the city’s police…
Continue Reading Gold medal-winning gymnast Aly Raisman will not compete in this year’s Olympics in Tokyo. The two-time Olympian made the announcement on social…
Continue Reading Engineers are closely watching a dam in eastern Mississippi Wednesday over concerns that it could fail, as recent rains are posing flooding threats…
Continue Reading Neanderthals were more resourceful and adventurous than they’re often credited with, according to a new study. An analysis of clam shells and…
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