A White House spokesperson mocked the House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing on Wednesday, saying the Republicans need to "call it a day" on the "dead impeachment."
Flights including the journey across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and her attempt at flying around the world, are some of the most memorable of Amelia Earhart's time.
Scotland will enact a controversial hate crime law that will punish speech and sharing offensive rhetoric on social media, jailing offenders for up to seven years.
Justin Cucci, the Denver chef behind restaurant group Edible Beats, finds inspiration for his food and his business in his favorite bands, including Steely Dan and the Grateful Dead.
Behind-the-scenes lobbying by U.S. officials prompted India's 'usually inflexible' government to reverse a controversial laptop licensing trade policy.
China's Tibet is offering students a controversial opportunity to pay $400,000 for someone to take their college entry exam. The plan has sparked widespread debate throughout China.
Optometrists and other doctors in California say they elected to stop seeing Medicaid patients because the compensation they received could not keep their lights on.
Beyoncé claimed in an Instagram post on Tuesday that her upcoming country album “Act II: Country Carter" came from a time that she “did not feel welcomed."
The 2024 Illinois primary election voted no on the ‘Bring Chicago Home Referendum’ set to use increased property sales taxes towards homeless shelters.
A Utah man was camping in Alaska when a large grizzly bear appeared nearby. The wildlife photographer caught the moment on camera — and said it was "beautiful."
A dustup involving Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green during Wednesday night's game against the Grizzlies sent Memphis coach Taylor Jenkins tumbling to the ground.
A homeless sex offender, Joseph Adam Moore, returned to a local playground in San Francisco after causing outrage last year for offering free fentanyl to locals.