A Louisiana truck driver was charged with negligent homicide after rear-ending a car during "super fog" conditions, resulting in a highway pileup that left eight people dead in 2023.
Leaders of Germany, France and Poland are set to meet in Berlin to discuss supporting Ukraine as it faces a military resource shortage, according to officials.
The U.S. government has implemented a new requirement for migrants without passports to undergo facial recognition technology when taking domestic flights.
No Labels is taking another step toward forming a bipartisan presidential ticket in November's general election, as the centrist group launched a committee to vet candidates
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When the former Prince Charles was crowned the Prince of Wales, he was paired up with Tricia Nixon, President Nixon's daughter. But a love match wasn't meant to be.
In the days that followed Princess Kate Middleton's photo editing scandal, the palace has struggled to control the rumors and speculation from the public.
George Taylor of Ireland arrived in America as an indentured laborer at a Pennsylvania iron furnace. He became one of three men born in Ireland to sign the Declaration of Independence.
New Yorkers have largely welcomed increased efforts to keep the subways safe after Gov. Kathy Hochul sent in troops from the National Guard to help the NYPD.
Utah children's book author Kouri Richins is accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl in 2022. Now, an unsealed affidavit alleges her mother may have been involved.
Seventy-eight people who were charged after blocking a San Francisco bridge during a November protest to demand Israeli cease-fire will avoid jail time, prosecutors announced.
Courtney Fannon, a 29-year-old pregnant special education teacher at Kendall Elementary School in upstate New York, was found dead in her empty classroom last Friday.
The Cincinnati Red Stockings became the first professional baseball team on this day in history, March 15, 1869. They popularized the sport playing coast to coast.
A man living in a Massachusetts hotel used as part of a state and federal program to house migrants, allegedly raped a 15-year-old girl and was held without bail.