On July 2, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the sweeping Civil Rights Act into law, bolstering the struggle against ...

Philippine rescuers on Friday ‌resumed the search for survivors of a ferry fire that killed at least five people off the ...

A statue of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk was unveiled in New York's Times Square on Thursday (September 10) at ...

UEFA urged a U.S. court on Thursday to reject an attempt by FIFA's American subsidiaries ‌to intervene in its bid to obtain ...

Oil prices rose on Thursday, extending gains that took Brent over $100 a barrel in the previous session, as traders braced ...

President Donald Trump's promise to ​send U.S. adults $5,000 dividend checks if his party keeps control of Congress in ...

North Koreans attended a concert celebrating the 78th anniversary of the state's founding on Wednesday (September 9), state media reported.

Russian air strikes injured two ​and caused a fire in ‌a nine-storey apartment building in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv on Friday ​morning, the city authorities ​said on Telegram, after they asked ...

Oil prices rose on Friday and both major benchmarks are on track to end the week at over $100 a barrel for the first time ...

The Anaheim Ducks terminated forward Chris Kreider's contract on Thursday after he went unclaimed on unconditional waivers.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law on Thursday new tech company restrictions ​barring children under 16 from ...

Republicans will kick off their first-ever midterm convention in Dallas, betting President Donald Trump can energize core ...