Commercial casinos in the U.S. had their best July ever this year, winning nearly $5.4 billion from gamblers, according to a national gambling industry group

A man who authorities say sexually assaulted and killed a 20-year-old woman three decades ago has been identified.

A Democratic congressman from Texas is participating in a brief thirst and hunger strike Tuesday to "draw attention to the need for a federal workplace heat standard, including protections for rest and water breaks."

A Danish artist who was given a pile of cash by a museum in northern Denmark to create a piece for its exhibition on labor conditions two years ago submitted two empty canvases, causing an uproar

Japanese retailer Seven & i Holdings Co. is selling department store chain Sogo & Seibu Co. to a U.S. investment fund, as the labor union went on strike ahead of the announcement

Republican and independent support for gun restrictions is slipping a year after Congress passed the most comprehensive firearms safety legislation in decades with bipartisan support

By Johann M Cherian and Bansari Mayur Kamdar Wall Street futures tumbled on Wednesday after rating agency Fitch's

Mason, whom Brandi shares with ex-husband Eddie Cibrian, has even posed for the new Ben Sherman line for 2023

A unique climatic condition known as 'super fog' created near-zero visibility, leading to the pileup on the Louisiana highway, near New Orleans

By Andrew Chung The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday maintained a block on restrictions imposed by lower courts

Wayde van Niekerk is a South African track and field sprinter who holds the World and Olympic records in the 400 meters category

Raised by a single mom, Billy relocated to Wichita, Kansas, during his childhood before eventually moving westward to New Mexico in the early 1870s