As they lifted an international trophy for the second time in nine months, England's Lionesses advanced their impressive unbeaten run in timely fashion with the Women's World Cup looming.
Theology professor Kathryn Reklis reflects on the appeal of the popular TV show "The Chosen," which adapts the story of Jesus from the Christian Gospels... perhaps a little too well.
The World Health Organization, which tackles some of the planet's toughest health crises, turns 75 this month. Why not honor its work by making some healthy changes to your own life? Here are five areas to address today.
A historic document signed by King Charles II, which helped complete the restoration of the British monarchy after the English Civil War, is up for auction and expected to fetch up to £600,000 ($749,000).
Key Democrats hoping to keep abortion access a central part of the 2024 campaign are looking to the 2004 playbook of an old Republican nemesis: Karl Rove.
The Defense Department is urgently working with lawmakers in hopes of resolving a hold on critical military nominations, including for some of the most senior ranking officers, as concerns inside the Pentagon grow about the potential impact on national security, defense officials told CNN.
The stabbing death of CashApp founder Bob Lee has prompted comments perpetuating the notion that San Francisco is dangerous and crime-riddled, but data shows violent crime -- especially homicides -- are well below that of many other cities of a similar size.
The former head of Michigan's medical marijuana licensing board and former state House speaker admitted to taking more than $110,000 in bribes to help businesses get medical marijuana licenses, according to a plea agreement filed in federal court.
Across Japan, nearly 1.5 million people have withdrawn from society, leading reclusive lives largely confined within the walls of their home, according to a new government survey.
The sheared nose cone of the Antonov An-225 cargo plane towers over pilot Yevhen Bashynsky. Ukraine says it will rebuild the giant aircraft after it was destroyed as Russia's full-scale invasion began last year.
No golfer on record has ever double bogeyed the first hole of The Masters and gone on to don the green jacket. But Jon Rahm is a man on a mission to rewrite history at Augusta National.
Billy McCurrie, an ex-UVF man, and Anthony McIntyre, an ex-IRA man, reflect on the Troubles and how they were impacted by sectarianism before they spent years behind bars for murder. Both have since disavowed violence, but are critical of Northern Ireland's path to peace.
Rescuers are scanning waters off southern Japan for 10 people on board a Japanese military helicopter that apparently crashed into the sea on Thursday, Defense Minister Yasukazu Hamada said.
Tennessee Republicans' ruthless use of their state House supermajority to expel two young Black lawmakers for breaching decorum exposed a torrent of political forces that are transforming American politics at the grassroots.
The 13-year-old son of Rebekah Jones, who claimed she was fired for refusing to manipulate state Covid-19 data while working in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' state Health Department, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly threatening a shooting at a middle school.
US President Joe Biden will visit Belfast, Northern Ireland, next week to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement (GFA), a peace deal that brought an end to decades of sectarian violence on the island of Ireland known as "the Troubles."
A California dermatologist was indicted by a grand jury for allegedly poisoning her husband with liquid drain cleaner, according to the Orange County District Attorney's Office.
Indiana Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a bill Wednesday to ban gender affirming care for minors in the state, following a growing trend of GOP-led states restricting transgender youth's access to such treatments after Idaho enacted similar legislation earlier in the week.
