Kaylee Goncalves' family said in a new interview that they hope the trial for suspected University of Idaho students killer Bryan Kohberger is scheduled soon.
Bradley Cooper insisted on taking Carey Mulligan, his co-star in Oscar-nominated "Maestro," to the hospital when he found her injured during one of their first meetings.
Regional Mexican music, an umbrella term for several genres, has been topping charts and reaching new audiences worldwide and grew 60% in the US in 2023.
Jahmael Benedict, 21, has filed a lawsuit accusing Louisville police officers of wrongful arrest and excessive force. A DOJ probe found Louisville police to be discriminatory.
Congress rolled out a bipartisan, bicameral $78 billion tax policy bill earlier this week, and it's already hit speed bumps before House lawmakers are even back in D.C.
U.S. schools have invested millions in surveillance technology to combat vaping, with some using federal COVID-19 relief funds. These efforts aim to detect e-cigarette use.
The International Court of Justice issued its preliminary ruling in South Africa's case against Israel on Friday. In the case, Israel is being accused of genocide in Gaza.
The Philadelphia Police Department has arrested alleged accomplice Michael Diggs as the manhunt continues Friday for escaped teen murder suspect Shane Pryor.
The Minnesota Legislature initiated discussions on physician-assisted suicide, with a House health committee holding a hearing before the formal legislative session.
U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi are set to meet in Bangkok, Thailand, to ease tensions between their countries.
The lower house of the Czech Parliament has passed an amendment to the country's gun law, imposing stricter requirements for owning a weapon, officials say.
Noah Roush, one of two inmates who escaped a local jail in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, has been apprehended by law enforcement after a tip from a 911 call alerted them to his location.
Billionaire Bill Ackman is calling on President Biden to secure the border as Texas battles with the federal government over its authority to stop illegal border crossings.
Florida Board of Education's move to cut "Principles of Sociology" as a core requirement prompted outrage from the academic community, especially sociology profressors.
Jason Kelce might be a Philadelphia Eagles star, but his wife revealed Friday that he had wanted the "full Bills' experience" during last weekend's divisional round game against the Chiefs.
Greg and Travis McMichael and their neighbor, William "Roddie" Bryan, the three men who were convicted of hate crimes for killing Ahmaud Arbery, will argue their appeals in March.
Speaker Mike Johnson signaled to colleagues that he wants to move quickly on the impeachment process of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
