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Buckingham Palace said Charles' treatment "will now move into a precautionary phase," nearly two years after he disclosed he had cancer.

Murky brown floodwaters have swept away tents and drenched possessions and food since a winter storm swept in, adding to the already desperate humanitarian crisis.

Researchers say the findings, the first documented case of rising temperatures driving genetic change in a mammal, offer a "glimmer of hope" for the Arctic species, which is facing possible extinction this century.

The parachutist was only able to get free after using a hook knife -- which is not mandatory equipment -- to cut through ropes connected to the chute.

Authorities in Australia have released their report on an incident involving a skydiver whose parachute inadvertently opened as he was about to jump. The video shows the unidentified man quickly cutting the cords to his back-up parachute to get ...

According to two U.S. officials, the Trump administration plans to hold the oil tanker it seized in waters near Venezuela at an American port in Texas but release the crew once the vessel docks. NBC News' Yamiche Alcindor details what else the White ...

Heavy rain has made life even tougher for the roughly 1.5 million Gazans homeless and displaced after the war. "Everyone comes, looks at us, takes photos, and leaves," said one man struggling to survive in the Al-Zaytoun camp, Gaza City.

Mohamed Salah's fiery comments may have set the stage for a sensational exit from Liverpool just months after leading the team to a title.

Entitled "the most terrible time of the year," the 45-second ad featured a series of mishaps befalling people at Christmas.

The president said he had exchanged "pretty strong words" with European leaders, while Russia signaled Thursday it saw itself as increasingly on the same page as the United States.