More than 440,000 people are still without power as Idalia, now a tropical storm, moves into Georgia.

Deutsche Bank will pay $75 million to settle litigation alleging the German lender financially benefited from supporting Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking scheme...

In Israel's southern Negev desert, Bedouin youth gather near a car hit by a rocket from the Gaza Strip, fearing the war...

More than 110 countries want the COP28 climate negotiations to adopt a goal of tripling renewable energy and doubling energy efficiency by 2030, European Commission President...

By Ted Hesson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A U.S. judge ordered Texas to move floating buoys that were placed in the middle

Marcus Hall and his older brother snuck out of their home when their father was out for work and their mother was sleeping inside the house

Americans increased their spending last month as inflation continued to ease on eggs, electronics, used cars and other items, and the job market remains healthy

'One Chip Challenge' revolves around consuming what is touted as the world's spiciest chip, and it has garnered massive attention on social media

Known for their captivating content that resonates with younger audiences, AMP has taken an unexpected turn that has left fans awe-inspired

LOURIZAN, Spain (AP) — They fan out in groups, mostly women, plodding in rain boots across the soggy wet sands of the inlet, making the most of the low tide.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper says he'll veto a sweeping Republican elections bill that would end a grace period for voting by mail and make new allowances for partisan poll observers

Right-wing populist Javier Milei has been president-elect just four days and already Argentina’s unions and social organizations are vowing pushback and even protests if he makes good on his promises to slash the size of the state and privatize companies