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Lawyers for social media personalities Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate asked a federal judge Friday to release the brothers from a Miami jail while they fight extradition to Britain on charges of rape, assault and facilitating sex trafficking.

More than 50 bodies were found improperly stored and decomposing at a Chicago funeral home on Thursday, prompting a hazardous materials response and efforts to identify the remains and notify relatives, authorities said.

Lionsgate is moving forward on a sequel to its Michael Jackson biopic "Michael," with production targeted to begin late this year or in early 2027, the studio's motion picture chief said this week.

The European Union said it's targeting five Russians in leadership positions in their country's war on Ukraine.

President Trump's stunning success in stopping migrants from crossing into the U.S. has drained some of the energy from the border issue, leaving the GOP scrambling to fire up the base in what promises to be a bruising midterm election.

The U.S. shed 23,000 jobs in July, the government said in a surprising monthly report after steady gains earlier this year.

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan expanded their mutual defense agreement on Friday by signing a new trilateral pact with Turkey, deepening the regional security partnership as the war in the Middle East continues.

A new six-race horse championship that excludes Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course could mean the end of the Preakness Stakes as a premium sporting event.

Ukrainian long-range drones hit a warehouse in the Ural Mountains belonging to Russia's biggest online retailer, more than 2,000 kilometers (1,200 miles) from the two countries' border, local officials and the company said Friday.

Jesse Kallman, CEO of Danti, joins the show to take us inside the artificial intelligence company's synthesis of geospatial and earth observation data for defense and commercial use.