Water supply and metro services have been restored in Kyiv but officials continued to work Saturday to return heating to all the Ukrainian capital's residents, a day after a barrage of Russian missiles targeted the city.
The New York Police Department has agreed to prohibit officers from detaining anyone while running background checks on outstanding warrants in many instances, including in the event a person encounters police for minor violations, according to a class action lawsuit settled by the city on Friday.
Winter in drought-stricken California is off to a fast start with a series of storms bringing a generous amount of rain and snow across Western states.
The UK: home to tradition, cozy cottages and Christmas movies. What better place to spend the holiday period than in a thatched cottage like in "The Holiday," or have a romantic airport arrival channeling "Love Actually"?
About 300 tourists from around the world have been left stranded in the ancient city of Machu Picchu, according to the mayor, after Peru was plunged into a state of emergency following the ousting of the country's president.
A Tennessee man already facing charges in connection with the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol was arrested for allegedly planning to kill FBI agents, including those who had been investigating him, the Justice Department announced Friday.
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Elon Musk banned several prominent journalists from Twitter Thursday evening, calling into question his commitment to free speech. CNN's Erin Burnett Out Front reveals a heated discussion between the CEO, The Washington Post's Drew Harrell and Buzzfeed's Katie Notopoulos.
Four students were shot outside Benito Juarez High School southwest of downtown Chicago Friday afternoon, according to the Chicago Fire Department. Spokesperson Larry Langford told CNN that two of the victims are "very critical."
On Thursday, Elon Musk's ownership of Twitter entered a terrifying new phase when he began wielding his power to censor the press. The Twitter accounts of several journalists who have covered Musk critically recently — in other words, done their jobs — were suspended.
As Peru explodes in protest with supporters of its former president taking to streets, lawmakers on Friday rejected a constitutional reform that is needed to hold early general elections in 2023.
Former Global Chair of News at Twitter Vivian Schiller shares her perspective following Elon Musk's controversial move to suspend the Twitter accounts of prominent media reporters, including that of CNN's Donie O'Sullivan, The New York Times' Ryan Mac, The Washington Post's Drew Harwell and others.
In the Pentagon's first update since the establishment of its office to investigate unidentified flying objects, officials offered few answers but said there was nothing to suggest an otherworldly explanation for the hundreds of reports they had received.
Your team has just lost in the semifinal at a World Cup. You're understandably heartbroken, endlessly replaying the possibilities of what might have been.
The father of the man accused of killing seven people and wounding dozens more at the Highland Park, Illinois, Fourth of July parade was taken into custody Friday and facing felony reckless conduct charges, prosecutors announced.
