A federal judge granted the Biden administration's request to cancel the trial in a case in which it argued a petrochemical plant in Louisiana must immediately shutter.
Five Argentine nationals and one local were killed in a car crash on a Quintana Roo highway. Two others were injured in the crash, with no immediate word on their condition.
Anteyona Sandifer, 21, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for killing five people — four of whom were minors — in a 2022 car crash while under the influence.
A nonprofit backed by Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss donated tens of millions of dollars to progressive endeavors between April 2022 and April 2023, tax forms show.
A luxury watch dealer CEO won a pair of signed gold Donald Trump sneakers at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, after placing his bid of $9,000.
Danny Masterson was moved to a medium-level security facility in San Luis Obispo after serving time at a prison that once housed cult leader Charles Manson.
Harrowing bodycam video shows a New York man charge police officers at his front door with a knife, stabbing one multiple times before another fatally shot him.
Czech farmers rallied in the capital on Monday to protest the European Union policies on in agriculture and unfair conditions for doing their business.
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."
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.