Louisville school district officials say a total overhaul of bus routes created too steep a learning curve for the system

A prominent Chinese financial journalist who has compared the country's economic problems to the Great Depression has been...

The murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police was three years ago today, and the fervent protests that erupted around the world in response, seemed like the catalyst needed for a nationwide reckoning on racism in policing

A Florida couple’s dog is recovering after it was attacked by a 12-foot alligator at Riverside Park

YouTube star MrBeast teased his favorite experiment video on Twitter by testing a $100K safe vs $100K TNT along with other experiments

The president of a Detroit synagogue board was found dead Saturday morning with multiple stab wounds outside her home, police said.

Saudi Arabia will prolong its unilateral oil production cut by one month, keeping a lid on supply amid

The United Auto Workers union is turning up the heat on General Motors as 5,000 workers walked off their jobs at a highly profitable SUV factory in Arlington, Texas

By Brendan Pierson The Texas Supreme Court on Thursday allowed a state law banning gender-affirming care for transgender

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz fell while jogging and sustained bruises to his face, prompting him to cancel some appointments this weekend, the government said Saturday. In an emailed response to a query about the incident, the government said that the 65-year-old German leader had “a small sports accident” and canceled appointments Sunday in the central Hesse region, where a state election is being held on Oct. 8. But it said his appointments next week won't be affected. The Hesse-based Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper first reported on Saturday's incident. It cited a prominent lawmaker with Scholz's center-left Social Democrats, Michael Roth, who had invited the chancellor to his home town of Heringen and planned a discussion event with him there on Sunday. Scholz has led Germany since December 2021. He previously served as the country's finance and labor minister, and as mayor of Hamburg.

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON U.S. job growth picked up in August, but the unemployment rate jumped to 3.8%

Walmart will pay half a million dollars in civil penalties to the state of California over allegations that it was selling and allowing third-party vendors to sell brass knuckles on its website