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Phil Campbell, the Welsh guitarist who spent more than three decades as the driving force behind Motorhead's legendary sound, died Friday at the age of 64 following complications from surgery, his family announced Saturday.

An upstate New York man was indicted in federal court this week, accused of using his residence for prostitution between 2021 and December 2025.

Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema admitted to an affair with a member of her security detail -- a romantic relationship that began while she was in office.

Reporters Without Borders unveiled a new room in the Uncensored Library, a virtual library within Minecraft created as a loophole for journalists to disseminate articles censored in their home countries.

Reporters Without Borders unveiled a new room in the Uncensored Library, a virtual library within Minecraft created as a loophole for journalists to disseminate articles censored in their home countries.

The 98th Academy Awards, set for Sunday evening at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, have produced one of the most fiercely contested Oscar races in recent memory.

Prosecutors dropped charges Friday against Georgia teens whose prank and accident left their teacher dead.

The sewage pipe rupture that caused millions of gallons of untreated sewage to flow into the Potomac River has been repaired.

The new coin designs commemorating America's 250th anniversary notably exclude one longstanding signature detail -- the olive branch.

Southwest Airlines announced Friday that, effective June 4, it will no longer operate at Washington Dulles International Airport.