The jury in the trial of the Pittsburgh synagogue mass shooter began deliberating Wednesday about whether he is eligible for the death penalty.

Three pieces of Costa Rican history have been returned to the country almost six years after an international traveler brought them to the United States, according to US Customs and Border Protection.

By Dominique Patton BEIJING Dozens of U.S. agriculture industry representatives gathered in Beijing on Thursday to meet Chinese

Five people who were killed in a central Illinois crash involving a semitruck carrying anhydrous ammonia died from exposure to the caustic chemical, according to preliminary autopsies

A judge said the company faces being wound up if it does not come up with a plan by 4 December.

Andrew Tate said, 'Your decision is very telling of what type of man you are, it predicts your future, some of you want to live rich'

The ultranationalist minister's statement in an interview sparked a storm of criticism online.

The contribution from the professional basketball team to Never Back Down, a group supporting the Florida governor's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, has drawn attention and criticism from Democrats and LGBTQ activists in the state.

By Nyasha Chingono and Nelson Banya HARARE (Reuters) -Zimbabwe's Emmerson Mnangagwa secured a second term as president at an election

The US economy is holding up but losing steam. While an advance in retail sales last month exceeded

By Jeff Mason NANTUCKET, Mass. President Joe Biden delivered pumpkin pies to firefighters on Thursday to celebrate the

Russians commemorated the victims of Stalinist terror on Sunday, more than 20 months into Moscow's Ukraine offensive that has been accompanied at home by a...