In response to ongoing shelling from the Ukrainian side, Russia's Belgorod border region plans to evacuate around 9,000 children to safer areas further east.
Muhammad Syed, an Afghan refugee, was convicted of first-degree murder for killing Aftab Hussein in Albuquerque during the summer of 2022, officials say.
Alaskan lawmakers have fallen short 39-20 in overriding a veto from the governor on an education package that sought to increase spending in public schools.
Six former Mississippi police officers await sentencing after pleading guilty to a long list of crimes in the racially motivated torturing of two Black men.
Medicaid recipients in Wisconsin now have access to the first over-the-counter birth control pill without needing a doctor's prescription, Gov. Tony Evers announced.
American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra announced a "Global Hatikvah," a new recording of Israel's national anthem amid today's antisemitism, to "inspire hope" by uniting people.
The Johnson Space Center welcomed 10 American astronauts and two United Arab Emirates astronauts after the class completed two years of NASA training in Houston, Texas.
An Ore., judge has found man guilty of first-degree murder in a 1980s cold case involving a college student. The man was arrested in 2021 after DNA technology linked him to the crime.
The restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, following a fire in April 2019, has been a story of perseverance, and progress has continued steadily.
A suicidal girl was shot dead by police in The Florida Keys early Monday after she pointed a stolen gun at deputies. The deadly incident occurred on Stock Island.
Gotion Inc., a subsidiary of a Chinese electric vehicle battery maker, is suing a small Michigan township over local officials' opposition to its green energy project.
Former president Donald Trump answers questions related to Putin, illegal immigration and his use of 'over the top' language in sit-down interview with FOX's Howard Kurtz.
Fox News host Sean Hannity said that former President Trump was clearly not calling for political violence in his recent campaign speech when he used the common term "bloodbath."
An Oakland, California man on trial for murder grabbed his attorney's pen and stabbed him in the head before charging the prosecuting attorney on March 18, 2024.