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May 15, 2023

One person died and a dozen people were injured when a tornado struck around 4 a.m. Saturday along the southern coast of Texas, near the Mexico border, a Cameron County official said.

Israel and Islamic Jihad agreed to a ceasefire Saturday, after days of violence that have claimed the lives of at least 35 people -- almost all of them Palestinians.

New York City will open the city's first asylum-seeker arrival center next week, as hundreds of migrants continue to arrive in the city each day, following the expiration of a pandemic-era border restriction, city officials said.

Sweden's Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest for a second time, earning a historic triumph at an extravagant and crowd-pleasing show held in Liverpool, United Kingdom, on behalf of Ukraine.

A Maryland man was arrested after allegedly stealing a 5-ton military vehicle and leading police on a chase on Friday night, according to local police.

Migrants recently released from Customs and Border Protection custody in Brownsville, Texas, say they're relieved to be in the US. But many have been separated from loved ones and are unsure about what comes next.

US Customs and Border Protection officers in Cincinnati seized dozens of shipments of unapproved injectable cosmetic treatments -- including Juvéderm and Botox -- over a two-week period, authorities said.

Nordstrom, Whole Foods and other big chains have closed stores in major US cities recently, raising alarm about the future of retail in some the country's most prominent downtowns.

An ex-ByteDance employee claimed he was wrongfully terminated after raising concerns about what he believed were illegal practices by the company, such as allegedly stealing content from its competitors Snapchat and Instagram.

The chances have dwindled for finding two climbers alive over a week after they went missing in Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve as park authorities announced they've scaled back the active search.

Mayim Bialik is taking a stand for entertainment industry writers by choosing to stop her "Jeopardy!" hosting gig early.

Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Ethan Chapin will be awarded posthumous degrees on Saturday, exactly six months after the University of Idaho students were killed in their off-campus home.

Wildlife officials in Colorado have euthanized a young mountain lion this week after the animal swatted and injured an 11-year-old girl in a "rare" attack.

Kelly Clarkson has addressed allegations of workplace toxicity at her talk show, writing in a text slide on her verified Instagram account on Friday that she intends to "ensure" that any issues are "eradicated."

President Joe Biden previewed his 2024 election pitch to young Black voters Saturday in commencement remarks at a Howard University graduation ceremony in Washington, DC, articulating his vision of a "future for all Americans,"

One of Hollywood's most famous power couples score a split decision starring in separate thrillers hitting the market the same day, as Ben Affleck's lower-profile "Hypnotic" significantly outshines Jennifer Lopez's just-in-time-for-Mother's Day Netflix movie, "The Mother," which comes across as an ultra-violent Hallmark card.

Four influential video games have been inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame: "Wii Sports," "The Last of Us," "Computer Space," and "Barbie Fashion Designer."

Brittney Griner's name has been called countless times by stadium announcers throughout her career, including before WNBA All-Star games, Olympic finals, and WNBA finals.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is calling for an immediate recall of 67 million airbag inflators due to a dangerous defect, the agency said in a letter to ARC Automotive, a major manufacturer of the component. But the automotive supplier that made the component is disputing the need for it to conduct any sort of broad recall at all.