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Russian officials say a missile strike killed six people, including a child and injured 18 others, five of which are children the seemingly latest exchange of fire with Ukraine.

The Belgian capital, Brussels, is grappling with a surge in drug-related violent crime, particularly involving cocaine and crack. Shootings among rival gangs are escalating.

Kevin Costner and Christine Baumgartner are moving closer to the end of their divorce after requesting the court allow them to skip a required parenting class.

Fans on social media were left scratching their heads after a clip of UFC president Dana White abruptly quitting Howie Mandel’s podcast began circulating online.

No one has been formally charged in the mass shooting in Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday, though police have detained multiple suspects.

The Columbus Blue Jackets ended Jarmo Kekalainen's time as third-longest tenured general manager in the NHL on Thursday, three weeks before the trade deadline.

A Department of Justice watchdog report found that the Bureau of Prisons had "recurring policy violations and operational failures contributed to inmate suicides."

Voters in two English districts, Kingswood and Wellingborough, are casting ballots in special elections to replace two lawmakers who departed abruptly.

One year after formally declaring her candidacy for the White House, Nikki Haley is the last remaining major rival to former President Donald Trump in the race for the 2024 Republican nomination.

One Texas city is working to locate coyotes at a public park after three children were reportedly bitten. The park is closed until further notice.

A proposal to blend two Washington, D.C., schools with very different racial backgrounds is leading to tense debates among parents and district officials.

The Israeli military said Thursday it killed a senior Hezbollah commander with the terror group's Radwan forces. Hezbollah said Israel would pay "the price" for airstrikes in Lebanon.

Thousands of commuters in Boston faced disruptions during the morning rush hour on Thursday due to power outages affecting the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.

The Alabama House Economic Development and Tourism Committee approved a proposal to to authorize a lottery, sports betting, and multiple casinos across Alabama.

The Detroit Mercy Titans snapped a conference record 27-game losing streak on Wednesday night, and one lone fan went viral after deciding to celebrate the win by storming the court.

FBI Director Christopher Wray warned U.S. allies of massive cyber attacks by Chinese proxy groups, saying infiltrations have reached a "fever pitch."

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.

President Joe Biden was the first to bring up the death of his son Beau in an interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur, Fox News confirms.

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.