By Ahmed Aboulenein WASHINGTON The U.S. government on Thursday will end the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency that allowed

The foreign ministers of Russia and Turkey spoke by telephone on Sunday, a day after Ankara angered Moscow

By Stephen Nellis Intel on Monday said a new data center chip coming out next year will handle

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has marked the 500th day of the war by hailing the country’s soldiers in a video from a Black Sea island that became the symbol of Ukraine’s resilience in the face of the Russian invasion

Kassy Dillon took to social media to share her experience covering a protest at the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus

A band director was tased and arrested when he disregarded police requests to stop his band's performance after a high school football game, according to a Birmingham Police Department spokesperson.

Former President Donald Trump is dominating cable airwaves, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is betting on Iowa and South Carolina, and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is blanketing New Hampshire as candidates tailor their ad spending with the 2024 presidential race heating up.

Oil pared a two-day advance as traders tempered expectations that OPEC+ will intervene in the market to bolster

Beyonce's performance came after three of Lizzo's former dancers filed a lawsuit accusing her of creating a hostile, abusive work environment

By Hilary Russ NEW YORK Subway is seeking big new franchisees in the United States in a push

Joe Rogan played WWE video during his podcast show and poked fun at Vince McMahin's odd moments

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., South Africa’s state power utility, will cut 2,000 megawatts of power from 7 a.m.