Top Senegalese opposition figure Ousmane Sonko was released from jail late Thursday, shortly before the West African nation's March 24 presidential election.
The Washington Bridge in Providence County, Rhode Island, which connects the state's capital to the opposite side of the Seekonk River, will be demolished.
Former Alabama head coach and seven-time national champion Nick Saban is urging Congress to regulate NIL and wants to make it a revenue-sharing system.
Ozzy Osbourne was constantly smoking marijuana on "The Osbournes" reality show, his wife Sharon Osbourne revealed. The show depicted the family's life in the early 2000s.
Philadelphia police announced the arrests of a Lamar Young and Dale Johnson, who allegedly shot and killed two people they spoke to at a bar, "execution style."
Gina Carano shared how former co-star Pedro Pascal advised her to post on social media in support of transgender rights when she was embroiled in controversy.
Bomani Jones says if an NFL team's starting quarterback is Black, its backup will also be Black because White backups "will wind up being some form of mutiny."
The Missouri state Senate voted 19-10 on Thursday in favor of a sweeping education bill, which is aimed at expanding access to non-traditional K-12 schooling.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's call for new elections in Israel has sparked intense reactions from political leaders across party lines, with many calling him a "hypocrite."
Norway's Møre og Romsdal County Municipality says a local resident has given up medieval coins that he found as a child. He had them in his possession for 60 years.
A Delaware bill requiring gun buyers to be fingerprinted, trained, and issued state permits has cleared the Legislature and now heads to the desk of a supportive Gov. John Carney.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar expressed concern Thursday that Kosovo's ban on the Serbian dinar could cause “an emerging humanitarian issue."
Saginaw County, a once booming industrial area in northern central Michigan, has emerged as a bellwether in the pivotal Midwestern swing state, which voted for Biden in 2020.
President Biden's aides on Thursday quickly dismissed the press after the president asked if he could take a couple of questions at a campaign event in Saginaw, Michigan.