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A 24-year-old Houston man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison Tuesday for a violent string of bank robberies targeting ATM repair technicians across multiple states, prosecutors announced.

Many hardy souls in Greece believe a bowl of soup made of bovine bellies and legs can rid you of stomach ulcers, hangovers and various other ailments - if you're brave enough to try it.

7-Eleven's North American operator plans to close 645 stores during its 2026 fiscal year, far exceeding the 205 locations it expects to open in that same period.

LIV Golf is facing an avalanche of speculation Wednesday about its future, with multiple reports suggesting the Saudi-backed circuit may be on the verge of collapse -- though players on the ground in Mexico say they've heard nothing official.

Prince William County, Virginia, has surrendered its legal fight to build a massive data center corridor near Manassas National Battlefield, potentially killing the project after spending $1.72 million on court fees.

President Trump says he will fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell if Mr. Powell doesn't leave by May 15. A criminal probe and a defiant senator are making that easier said than done.

It was long rumored -- and denied -- but ICE has now made its goal of a million deportations a year official.

Ukraine's top diplomatic priority is securing allies' help to buy and build more air defense systems, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Wednesday between meetings with European leaders, as Russia warned that European sites that make drones and other ...

Jessica McClure Morales, known as "Baby Jessica" during her 1987 rescue from a Texas well, has been arrested on an assault charge at her home in Midland County, Texas, multiple news outlets report.

Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, announced Wednesday he is postponing his planned June concert in Marseille, France, after French authorities signaled they would seek to block the event.