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BRAD PITT says he's no longer sober after seven years: "I can have a few. But I can't have a lot. I have to be professional about it."

Maryland officials are waiting to be certain that the threat of rabid beaver attacks has passed before opening closed parts of Cunningham Falls State Park.

Jackie, the bald eagle whose decade-plus reign over a livestreamed nest in California's San Bernardino Mountains turned her into an unlikely global celebrity, has died at a Ventura County animal hospital, wildlife officials said Monday.

Two former officers in the Chinese armed forces have been arrested in South Korea on suspicion of spying on and around major U.S. bases in the country.

House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar is pressing the Trump administration to formally confirm that a rule requiring chipmakers to vet their customers before exporting advanced artificial intelligence chips remains in force, warning ...

China 's launch of a rocket carrying a communications satellite on Monday evening was not successful, state media reported, adding that the cause of the failed launch was under investigation.

Hanwha Defense USA, a subsidiary of South Korea's Hanwha Group, has made an offer to buy Austal USA.

A cargo ship was hit by an unidentified projectile Tuesday while traveling near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the southern Red Sea, resulting in several casualties.

Embattled Republican Rep. Max Miller is staying in the race for his Ohio congressional district, defying voices within his own party who urged him to step aside as he faced domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife.

The president's media company posted a massive loss in the second quarter and announced plans to ditch new business lines and refocus as a forum for users to post their views.