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President Trump extolled Christopher Columbus as a pivotal historical figure worth defending, saying so during a holiday event where he also praised Italian-American contributions to the country.

Podcaster Joe Rogan and Spotify have signed a new multiyear licensing agreement for "The Joe Rogan Experience," extending a partnership that began in 2020 for the podcast that has been the most listened-to podcast in the U.S. since at least 2019.

At least eight people were injured when an Avianca flight encountered severe turbulence and had to make an emergency landing in Miami early Friday.

It is not just tech moguls and venture capitalists fighting a California proposal to tax the net worth of billionaires, even though they are putting up the majority of the money in one of the most expensive ballot fights in state history.

An American Airlines flight from Madrid to Dallas-Fort Worth diverted to New York's JFK International Airport on Tuesday after all but two of the plane's lavatories stopped working over the Atlantic.

An influential Russian war blogger and four others were being expelled from Montenegro on Friday after being detained on suspicion of trying to destabilize the country, authorities said.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday met with Venezuela's former National Assembly President Dinorah Figuera as the U.S. facilitates talks between the South American country's last democratically elected legislature and the interim government.

A man charged with plotting a terror attack on Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and murdering former lawmaker Ann Widdecombe was motivated by "extreme left-wing" views, a prosecutor said Friday.

Scientists studying the Aldabra giant tortoise, native to the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, have found that the species outnumbers the country's human population.

The FBI has arrested an accused co-conspirator of a criminal hacking group that said last month that it had breached the bureau's jobs portal and obtained sensitive and personal data on nearly all employees of the law enforcement agency, Director ...