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Defense lawyers say an Egyptian court has released from detention a rights activist who had worked as a legal consultant to the family of Italian student Giulio Regeni who was tortured to death in Cairo this year.

A second criminal trial is set to begin in what started as a custody dispute between two women joined in a Vermont civil union and is now a conspiracy that reaches into Central America.

Orlando city officials say they want to keep an assistance center for victims of the Pulse nightclub massacre open for several more years.

Public safety officials say a pleasure boat carrying 151 people crashed into a pier on the River Thames in London after an engine fire.

Greece's prime minister is pressing for speedier action from bailout creditors to ease the country's huge debt burden.

CIA Director John Brennan warned on Sunday that Russia has "exceptionally capable and sophisticated" computer capabilities and that the U.S. must be on guard.

Hillary Clinton’s abrupt departure Sunday from a 9/11 ceremony in New York City due to what one source described as a “medical episode” could revive calls for the Democratic presidential nominee to release detailed health records.

Virginia state police say an officer in the town of Rocky Mount shot a man who rammed multiple police cars while trying to get away.

Miguel Moll knew the risk of rape when he was thrown into a Texas jail in 1989 after joyriding in a stolen car.

General Motors has taken a beating in the headlines this year as falling U.S. sales have cost it nearly a full point of market share.

A New York man is facing possible prison time for killing federally protected hawks at his mother's home in Connecticut, saying the hawks were killing his racing pigeons.