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Firefighters in Greece raced to hold containment lines before winds returned, while in France, a Bordeaux-area wildfire that forced the country's largest civilian evacuation outside wartime has exposed hundreds of buried World War II-era shells.

Big oil companies are booking massive profits as fighting in Iran disrupts energy markets and sends oil and gasoline prices sharply higher.

Hasan Piker has called Mao Zedong "one of the great leaders" and said America deserved 9/11. Two Democratic front-runners are campaigning with him anyway.

The DOJ sued Montgomery County, Maryland, on Monday, arguing the county's ordinance restricting where licensed gun owners may carry firearms, including in and near churches and synagogues, violates the Second Amendment.

Ariana Grande chose to "clear the air about a few things" during her concert Monday night, following the news that she will be taking a break from being in the public eye after the conclusion of her "Eternal Sunshine" tour.

Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller is dismissing pressure on him to drop out of his reelection campaign over allegations of domestic abuse.

Spanish actor JAVIER BARDEM ties Israel to Ceuta crisis: "We don't know who engineered this crisis, but we know who benefits from a weakened, destabilized Spain: Israel and the Western far right eager to turn migration onto a weapon against Muslims."

NASA opened its newest wind tunnel, the Flight Dynamics Research Facility, giving the agency and its partners a critical new resource for testing the safety and performance of future aircraft, rockets and space exploration vehicles, the agency said ...

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's migration policies faced fierce criticism as leaders from across the European Union met Tuesday following last week's rush of migrants to the Spanish territory of Ceuta in North Africa.

Floods and mudslides triggered by heavy rains have left at least seven people dead in Sri Lanka's tea-growing mountainous regions, forcing the closure of some schools, officials said on Tuesday.