A Tennessee prosecutor says the fatal shooting of a Grammy-winning sound engineer by police earlier this year was “reasonably necessary."

China has accused Washington of trying to block its development after President Joe Biden stepped up a feud over technology and security by tightening controls on U.S. investments that might help Beijing develop its military

A lawyer for Sam Bankman-Fried says the FTX founder plans to testify at his fraud trial

Spain’s Civil Guard says it has arrested 26 people in raids on illegal wells in the Andalusia region, as part of a widening crackdown on unauthorized water use amid a prolonged drought

Two years after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, the United States has begun easing rules that could allow commercial airlines to fly over the country in routes that cuts time and fuel consumption for East-West travel

Spain plans to ban outdoor work during periods of extreme heat

Oil fell from a two-week high as traders tracked tensions in the Middle East and the US eased

The yen fell through 145 per dollar for the first time since November, nearing a level where Japan

Herman Hollis-Brown will now face 'additional charges' in connection with Syqavius Hoyett's death

Travis Etienne rushed for 136 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns and the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the jet-lagged Buffalo Bills 25-20 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Andrew Tate, a former kickboxer known as 'Cobra,' gained fame for his fighting skills and controversial online presence

U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez is returning to Manhattan federal court to enter a not guilty plea to a conspiracy charge alleging that he acted as an agent of the Egyptian government even as he chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee