South African authorities say they have detected “movement” underground at a shuttered gold mine where they believe at least 31 illegal miners died in a suspected gas explosion last month

By Munsif Vengattil and Praveen Paramasivam CHENNAI (Reuters) -A Foxconn unit will on Monday sign an agreement with India's Tamil

Craig Gibson has appeared in court after the alleged assault.

Attorneys for Kari Lake say Maricopa County has a “failed process” for verifying thousands of ballot signatures

By David Lawder and Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON Republicans and Democrats are touting a hastily-written debt ceiling deal that

Patients, staff and displaced people fled Gaza’s largest hospital Saturday, with one describing a panicked and chaotic evacuation as Israeli forces searched men among the evacuees and took some away

The victims were sorority sisters at a Christian university in the LA suburb of Malibu.

The combined strike by Hollywood actors and screenwriters is entering its second week with no sign of a swift ending

By Luc Cohen and Jody Godoy NEW YORK (Reuters) -FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried testified on Thursday at his fraud trial

Democratic Sen. Jon Tester failed to fulfill multiple promises he made in a public ethics pledge during his first Senate campaign in 2006, including a vow to publicly post meetings between members of his Senate staff and lobbyists.

Ezra Miller became the center of controversy when they were recorded choking a female friend, however, no charges were filed

By Heather Timmons U.S. presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will announce he is running as an independent