Terrance Bradley, former law partner and divorce attorney to special prosecutor Nathan Wade, testified Tuesday that he may have lied in texts about Wade's affair with Fani Willis.
Myles Sanderson, a 32-year-old Canadian man who killed 11 people and injured 17 others in a 2022 attack, died of a cocaine overdose after being taken into custody.
Nigerian union workers began a nationwide strike on Tuesday in protest of grave economic conditions, putting crucial services in limbo in Africa's most populous country.
Rocco Langone, alongside his wife, Maria Caivano, and an adult son, Giovanni Langone, have returned to Italy after being held captive by al-Qaeda affiliates in Mali.
10 suspects believed to have been involved with far-left militant attacks across Greece in recent months were arrested by antiterrorism police in a raid on Tuesday.
Rachel Bilson bonded with Audrina Patridge on her podcast, over their shared experiences as targets of The Bling Ring. Bilson also revealed the most "offensive" part of the whole experience.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says President Biden has no plans to issue executive action during his scheduled visit to the southern border on Thursday.
Outspoken sports television analyst Stephen A. Smith recently appeared to take issue with NBA star Zion Williamson’s weight, which prompted a response from the Pelicans.
Aaron Bushnell, the Air Force airman that committed suicide by lighting himself in fire to protest Israel, is getting praise from left-wing presidential candidates and groups.
Ann-Margret, a '60s actress and sex symbol, starred in "Viva Las Vegas" with Elvis Presley and with Bobby Rydell in "Bye Bye Birdie." She toured alongside Bob Hope to support American troops.
Miami Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill is being sued by a social media influencer who claims he broke her leg after being "humiliated" during football drills at his home last year.
The Pentagon said the leaders of the various military branches are capable of addressing safety concerns related to helicopters following several recent crashes.
Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington were convicted Tuesday of murdering hip-hop icon Jason Mizell, better known as Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay, in 2002.
Jair Bolsonaro, former President of Brazil, is adding alleged harassment of a whale to his list of legal woes after facing federal investigation for an incident off the coast of Sao Paolo.
Cities and townships in Michigan can now count absentee ballots in tabulator machines ahead of Election Day, saving time. However, no results can be released publicly until polls close.
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