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Bill Cosby's trial on sex assault charges can proceed, a judge ruled. Cosby's accuser, Andrea Constand, won't have to testify in person at a pretrial hearing

Astronomers have discovered a planet with three suns, where an observer would experience either constant daylight or triple sunrises and sunsets depending on the seasons, which last longer than a human lifetime.

Mike Hubbard, one of Alabama's most prominent politicians, faces up to 240 years in prison when he is sentenced Friday for 12 counts of felony ethics violations.

Analysts say Japan has little scope to rein in the upward pressure on the yen, a currency that's seen by investors as a safer bet in times of turmoil.

Mark Zuckerberg is expressing condolences to the Facebook user who live-streamed the aftermath of a fatal police shooting on Wednesday.

A $100 million representation of Noah's Ark opens Thursday in Kentucky, but critics say the religious enterprise shouldn't have received government tax breaks.

Hillary Clinton is spending a rare day away from the campaign trail and the fundraising circuit, arriving at her Washington home on Thursday to pore through reams of research about potential running mates before she begins a final series of interviews and appearances with her top vice presidential choices.

Bernie Sanders is poised to endorse Hillary Clinton at a campaign event Tuesday in New Hampshire, provided that final disagreements in the Democratic platform can be resolved during a weekend party meeting in Orlando, people familiar with the talks say.

Britain will be led by a woman prime minister through its complicated divorce with the European Union, after Conservative MPs voted the sole remaining male candidate out of the race to succeed David Cameron Thursday.

Restaurants in Iwate prefecture invite diners to compete in the ultimate all-you-can-eat noodle competition.

Patrick Swirc has photographed some of the most famous people in the world -- Hollywood icons such as Matt Damon, Martin Scorsese and Marion Cotillard.

Th U.S. imposes sanctions on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and 10 others for their alleged complicity in human rights abuses against the North Korean people.

Three people have been killed after assailants armed with guns and bombs tried to attack a mass prayer gathering in Bangladesh on Thursday.

President Barack Obama said early Friday that Americans should feel outraged at episodes of police brutality since they're rooted in long-simmering racial discord.

On this Japanese river, riders rush down rapids on narrow wooden rafts -- while standing up

Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker withdrew himself Wednesday from consideration as a possible running mate for Donald Trump.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Thursday that the Pentagon is looking into an incident in which U.S. support jets assisting Syrian rebels diverted to Iraq to strike suspected ISIS militants last week, leaving the rebels without badly needed air cover.

There is no more hiding from the fact that a cancer has infiltrated even the most affluent, young and educated minds of Bangladesh, writes Anushay Hossain.

The volcanic fumes darken the air and assault the senses -- is this the toughest job in the world?

Republicans have long insisted that former CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus' mishandling of classified information was far less egregious misconduct than Hillary Clinton's private email use while leading the State Department.