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There were once so many children at Frisha Moore's Elk Grove preschool that families filled up the waitlist.

New laws in some Democratic-led states are forcing local sheriffs to stop cooperating with President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement efforts.

Lindsey Vonn's Olympic crash has renewed pressure to rethink ski bindings, one of the oldest pieces of equipment in the sport. FIS and U.S.

Trinidad and Tobago practically shuts down two days for its famed annual carnival, dubbed "the greatest show on Earth."

Tomatoes are known for their brilliant red flesh, but they come in a whole kaleidoscope of colors. Cherokee Purple heirlooms with grayish-brown skin may not look particularly appetizing, but they have a sweet, earthy and somewhat smoky flavor that .. ...

Sri Lankan legislators overwhelmingly voted to scrap their pensions, as the ruling Marxist-leaning government delivers a key campaign promise amid public anger over the economic crisis.

Mikaela Shiffrin enters the Olympic slalom still chasing her first medal at Milan Cortina. The 30-year-old finished fourth in the combined and 11th in the giant slalom earlier in the Games.

Kenya's main airport in Nairobi is restarting normal operations after workers agreed to end a two-day strike.

Thomas Pritzker is retiring from his role as executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels and says he deeply regrets his association with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

EU regulators are investigating Shein over illegal products and an allegedly addictive app design under the bloc's Digital Services Act.