A Department of Justice watchdog report found that the Bureau of Prisons had "recurring policy violations and operational failures contributed to inmate suicides."
Air pollution in Bangkok has reached unhealthy levels, leading the city government to order city employees to work from home for two days, officials say.
American designer Thom Browne paid tribute to the iconic author and poet Edgar Allen Poe in the last New York Fashion Week show, with designs resembling works like "The Raven."
A group of Michigan voters told CBS News on Wednesday that they didn't feel inflation was easing and some felt they were working much harder now then in 2020.
The Biden administration is giving 114 airports in 44 states $970 million for improvements from a $5 billion grant program to modernize airport terminals across the US.
North Dakota's lieutenant governor, Tammy Miller, has entered the open gubernatorial race as a Republican candidate, competing against Rep. Kelly Armstrong.
A Bollywood film actress and model faked her own death via a social media post to promote the HPV cervical cancer vaccine but is now being sued for the stunt.
NM's Democrat-led House of Representatives has rejected a bill that would have expanded medical leave as they rush to finish work before the end of a 30-day legislative session
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez worried Tom Suozzi's victory over Mazi Pilip in New York could encourage Democrats to move to the right on the border crisis.
South Korea's presidential office said that establishing diplomatic relations with Cuba would deliver a "political and psychological blow" to North Korea.
Hundreds of South Korean doctors protested in Seoul and other cities against a government plan to increase the number of medical students by 2,000 starting in 2025.