Japan’s government is imposing sanctions against three groups and four individuals for supporting North Korea’s missile and nuclear development program

Jordy Bahl threw a two-hitter and struck out 10, and Oklahoma defeated Florida State 5-0 on Wednesday night to inch closer to a third consecutive national title

Luis Ruelas is expanding his business empire and his recent achievement has set tongues wagging

The Hawaiian power company in the crosshairs after wildfires ripped through parts of Maui faces a new lawsuit

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan arrived at the Court of Appeal in Romania’s capital Bucharest on Tuesday 1 August. The divisive social media personality, who is charged with rape, human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women, claimed that “the truth will be known very soon” as he spoke to reporters outside the building. He has appealed against a court’s decision to keep him and his brother under house arrest for the duration of his trial. A decision is expected later on Tuesday.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is expected to push her reform agenda for the World Bank, meet with senior

A Democrat running for Mississippi governor says he will push legislators to enact an ethics package that includes limits on campaign donations, frequent disclosure about lobbyists’ spending and a ban on former state officials quickly becoming lobbyists

Two police officers in New Haven, Connecticut, have been fired for what authorities call their reckless actions and lack of compassion in handling prisoner Richard “Randy” Cox after he became paralyzed in the back of a police van last year

Many parents could be left scrambling to find child care once a $24 billion pandemic relief program expires at the end of this month.

Amy Robach and TJ Holmes are returning with a new podcast together as their first gig since their firing from 'Good Morning America'

Longtime NASCAR announcer and broadcaster Ken Squier has died

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the state's first Black lieutenant governor and the GOP front-runner for the 2024 gubernatorial race, repeatedly lambasted the "so-called" 1960s Civil Rights Movement, lamenting that "so many freedoms were lost during the civil rights movement."