By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK A federal judge on Tuesday rejected Bill Hwang's bid to dismiss a U.S.

Search teams have found three more bodies at the site of a golf ball factory fire in southern Taiwan, raising the death toll to 10

The union for thousands of West Coast dockworkers has reached a tentative agreement on a new contract after more than a year of negotiations and several work disruptions that snarled shipping traffic at some of the largest ports

By Emma Farge LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) -A Swiss court on Thursday acquitted six white police officers of charges of negligent

The key suspect at the heart of the corruption scandal that rocked the European Union’s assembly last year no longer has to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet, the Belgian federal prosecutor’s office said Thursday

Henry Winkler discussed the 'debilitating' effect his character 'Fonz' had on his career as he was typecast for years after playing the famous role on 'Happy Days'

Germany's government says it expects the country’s economy to shrink by 0.4% this year

Three men who have served over two decades in prison for the murder of a 70-year-old woman in her home outside Philadelphia asked a judge to throw out their convictions, citing new DNA evidence they say points to an unknown man as the killer.

Travis Barker's daughter Alabama Barker takes a dig at paparazzi for 'trying to make her look fat'

By Blake Brittain (Reuters) -British biopharmaceutical giant GSK sued Pfizer in a U.S. court on Wednesday, alleging that Pfizer's respiratory

By Casey Hall and Farah Master SHANGHAI/HONG KONG COVID wasn't kind to wedding planners in China, where marriages

By Lisa Richwine and Dawn Chmielewski LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Hollywood's writers union said its members could return to work on