South Africa’s economy probably avoided a technical recession in the first quarter, despite more intense power outages. A

By Daren Butler ISTANBUL Turkish citizens based abroad began voting on Saturday in Turkey's presidential runoff election between

Kym Bromley said they were like "rabbits in headlights" when they arrived.

Amid an outpouring of support from fans, friends and fellow athletes, experts say Bronny James and his doctors can now focus on his specific road to recovery after the older son of NBA star LeBron James suffered cardiac arrest during basketball practice Monday at the University of Southern California.

If a baby was taken from their parents four decades ago during Argentina’s military dictatorship, what would that person look like today

xQc and Adept were involved in a bitter court case and xQc recently opened up about claims she made in an assault case, calling them 'outrageous'

The Biden administration is urging an appeals court to allow sweeping new restrictions on asylum to stay in place, warning that halting them would be “highly disruptive” at the border

Jordan Neely, the homeless street artist who was the victim of a fatal chokehold on a New York City subway, was remembered at his funeral Friday as a "well known and loved" performer.

Alabama has executed a man for the 2001 beating death of a woman as the state resumes lethal injections following a pause to review procedures

Seventy-five years ago, a ship carrying more than 800 passengers from the Caribbean to new lives in Britain landed at Tilbury Dock near London

In 1969, Charles Manson dispatched a group of disaffected young followers on a two-night killing rampage that terrorized Los Angeles

Wall Street followed global markets lower early Thursday as countries around the world cranked up interest rates one day after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Congress he believes inflation still isn’t under control