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Tailors in Gaza are making diapers by hand as 1.5 million displaced people continue looking for food and other necessities to survive. One person said, "Should we eat or buy Pampers?"

The Biden administration is reportedly softening its electric vehicle standards, but is doubling down on the overall target of ensuring that 67% of new cars are electric in a decade.

The wife of Burnsville, Minnesota, police officer Paul Elmstrand, who was killed Sunday, says he would "drop everything to help someone who was in need."

Lack of American civic knowledge is "risking the long-term health of our civic culture and democracy itself," expert predicts

Texas authorities have named Don Steven McDougal as a person of interest in connection with the Feb. 15 disappearance of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham of Polk County.

A tribal clash in Papua New Guinea’s remote highlands in which more than 20 people were shot and killed has raised concerns over internal security, officials say.

NASCAR was forced to push the Xfinity Series Daytona race back to 9 p.m. ET on Monday as the rain hampered attempts at drying the track.

Prince William is following in his late mother Princess Diana's footsteps by tackling the homeless crisis in the U.K. The Prince of Wales is heir to the British throne.

Violent storms often bring death and destruction to communities. These 10 storms are widely considered to be among the deadliest in United States history.

A 21-year-old man from Tennessee is accused of posing as 17-year-old and trying to enroll in a Michigan high school so he could date an underage student there.

Oscar hopeful Lily Gladstone took issue with the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers nicknames ahead of the Super Bowl LVIII.

Five cyclists were attacked by a cougar on a trail in Washington state, with one hospitalized for injuries sustained as a result of the attack.

Sen. Lindsey Graham expressed optimism for a $66 billion bipartisan foreign aid package, favoring its conversion into a loan as touted by former President Trump.

An ongoing effort to notice Native American unsolved crimes continues as families march for answers years after their loved ones have gone missing.

Germany's Ursula von der Leyen has announced her intention to seek a second term as the head of the European Union's Commission. Her candidacy was put forward by her party.

Schools in Alaska are struggling to cope with a dearth of funding. Gov. Dunleavy has suggested paying teachers yearly bonuses, but officials want a more permanent funding increase.

Japan has pledged long-term commitment to Ukraine’s reconstruction. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the partnership will be based on inclusivity and humanitarianism.

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts expressed hope that Shohei Ohtani will be able to play in a spring training game soon as he continues to recover from elbow surgery.

After a series of attacks on the Red Sea recently, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said China needs to step up their defense efforts to help protect the waterways.

The Pueblo Police Department announced that they have arrested two suspects in connection with the deaths of two children who had not been seen in more than five years.