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An Alabama jury finds the New York Times defamed a college basketball player by incorrectly reporting that he was at the scene of a fatal shooting in Tuscaloosa.

Tens of thousands of people in northwest Indiana are entering a second week without power after a deadly storm toppled trees and power lines.

A magnitude 6.7 earthquake shook Peru's southern Andes Mountains on Thursday. There were no immediate reports of damage. The U.S.

President Donald Trump has voiced strong support for AI and data centers, emphasizing their economic benefits and importance in the global AI race.

A Croatian investigative judge has ordered the detention of a Ukrainian man wanted in Germany in connection with the 2022 undersea explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

Universities are getting creative to keep up with the expensive world of college athletics. They're adding corporate logos to jerseys and fields, and building entertainment districts to generate revenue beyond game days.

When a 2021 Supreme Court decision let loose a tidal wave of cash to pay college athletes for endorsement deals, some nonprofit leaders held out hope that charities would benefit.

Advocates are concerned that college athletic programs, crucial for Olympic sports and women's sports teams, may struggle due to increased demands from bigger sports.

Newcastle is investing $260 million in a training complex that will be ready to use from the 2029-30 season in a signal that its Saudi owners are still committed to the club after a raft of high-profile player sales over the past year.

Six million people are facing acute food insecurity in Somalia while the World Food Program only has a tenth of the resources to help than it did during the country's last hunger crisis.