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A South Florida sheriff's office has fired six more deputies and disciplined 11 others for their handling of the case of Mary Gingles, a woman who investigators say was murdered by her estranged husband after she had warned officers for months that ...

A veteran zookeeper at the Safari World Open Zoo in Bangkok died this week after being attacked by five lions.

The United States rejected as destabilizing a Chinese government bid to gain control over a disputed South China Sea reef by setting up a nature preserve, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday.

Students at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, are not facing charges after skinning and butchering a black bear inside a dormitory kitchen.

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Friday told congressional investigators that she did not see a change in former President Biden's competency in office but his speech did change, according to a source familiar with her ...

A federal judge ruled Friday that a computer glitch may have stymied some Venezuelans' attempts to re-register online for a Biden-era deportation amnesty just ahead of the deadline, and he ordered Homeland Security to give them another 24 hours to do ...

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old college dropout charged in the shooting death of Charlie Kirk, faces aggravated murder charges in Utah.

The full picture is only beginning to emerge of Utah resident Tyler Robinson, who authorities arrested Friday for the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

A California woman was hit with multiple vehicle tickets from across the U.S. caused by cars using novelty plates that looked similar enough to hers to fool license plate readers.

NATO will strengthen air defense operations along its eastern flank in response to Russia sending more than a dozen drones into Polish airspace on Wednesday, which prompted the alliance to scramble jet fighters to shoot them down.