Federal prosecutors are planning to rest their case Wednesday afternoon in the death penalty trial of the gunman who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018.

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's new home prices fell for the fourth month in October, official data showed on Thursday, as government

By Xie Yu and Julie Zhu HONG KONG China's financial regulators have invited some of the world's biggest

Authorities looking for a convicted killer who escaped last week from an eastern Pennsylvania prison again scoured nearby botanical gardens Thursday evening -- forcing guests to leave -- after investigators indicated he may have been seen there for the second day this week.

As American schools work to turn around math scores that plunged during the pandemic, some researchers are pushing for more attention to a set of research-based practices for teaching math

By David Shepardson and Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A U.S. judge hearing the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit accusing Google of

Newsman Bob Woodruff has returned to the Iraqi roadside where a bomb nearly killed him while on assignment for ABC News in 2006

Ana Navarro gives fans a glimpse into her summer vacations in The Hamptons as 'The View' goes on a brief hiatus

The Justice Department says a contractor for the U.S. government who is originally from Ethiopia has been arrested on espionage charges, accused of providing a foreign country classified information that he downloaded and printed from his work computer system

President Joe Biden’s signature of legislation suspending the federal debt ceiling has given the Treasury Department the green

A network of ditches dug in the Middle Ages has allowed farmers in the hillside hamlet of Letur

A cameraman has been injured at Yankee Stadium when he was hit in the head by a wild throw from Baltimore Orioles rookie shortstop Gunnar Henderson