US pharmacy chain Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy Sunday, the company said, after suffering declining sales and legal threats over its alleged...

Thailand's constitutional court has suspended leading prime ministerial candidate and winner of May's nationwide elections Pita Limjaroenrat from being a lawmaker, the latest set-back for his hugely popular progressive opposition party following nearly a decade of turbulent military-backed rule.

Abe Diaw sued Chris Brown over damages relating to serious 'emotional distress and trauma'

By Bianca Flowers and Brendan O'Brien BRIDGEVIEW, Illinois (Reuters) -Tearful mourners on Monday gathered in prayer at a mosque and

The audience came the day after the Scottish champions were defeated 2-0 defeat by Lazio in Rome.

By Yuvraj Malik, Samrhitha A and Stephen Nellis Jensen Huang, the chief of chipmaker Nvidia Corp, has joined

Birkenstock shares are tumbling as the stock makes its debut on the New York Stock Exchange as Wall Street trades in its wingtips for sandals for a day

By David Lawder SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Countries in the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) on Thursday announced agreement on two

Italian special forces have secured control of a Turkish cargo ship that was attacked by armed stowaways off the coast of Naples on Friday, 9 June. Twenty-two crew members were aboard the ship, named Galeta Seaways, that was on its way to France when “unidentified people” were detected on board. Defense minister Guido Crosetto said special forces lowered themselves onto the Turkish ship from two helicopters to free crew held by around 15 stowaways, two or three armed with sharp objects. Mr Crosetto confirmed in a tweet that the ship’s hijackers were captured.

Jason Aldean has come under fire for mixing footage of Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters with lyrics that allegedly encourage arming oneself with a weapon

McPhee said, 'I think the more new way of parenting is understanding that with a child, there's only so much that they can intellectually understand'

Lebanese judicial officials say authorities in Beirut have questioned two people at Turkey's request on suspicion of being involved in the 2019 escape of auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn from Japan to Lebanon