Civil rights leader Al Sharpton says Democrats want a combative 2028 presidential candidate, while Sen. Jon Ossoff criticizes Trump administration.
The FBI is examining specific dates before Nancy Guthrie's disappearance while questions arise about investigative methods being used.
Charlotte Nichols disclosed being raped while serving as an MP during parliamentary debate on government's jury trial legislation.
Clean energy proponents gained majority control of Salt River Project's board in Phoenix after a closely watched election that attracted national attention.
New research shows upper middle class households now comprise the largest income segment in America, while NYC families need over $125,000 to afford living in any borough.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ended certain lending industry requirements under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
Muslims worldwide observed Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of Ramadan, with large gatherings in cities like Birmingham while conflicts in the Middle East cast a shadow over celebrations.
StubHub will pay $10 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that it deceptively advertised ticket prices without disclosing mandatory fees upfront.
Major League Baseball is implementing a new automated ball-strike challenge system for the 2025 season.
One person died after a car struck pedestrians in Melbourne, while a separate racing incident at Germany's Nuerburgring circuit killed one driver and injured six others.
Immunocompromised individuals and families with young children report concerns about exposure to contagious illnesses in healthcare facilities.
Former Iranian prisoners spoke publicly about Americans currently held in Iran, while questions emerged about political figures' connections to an Iranian-born imam.
A publisher pulled author Mia Ballard's horror novel "Shy Girl" after allegations she used artificial intelligence in writing, which she denies.
Brazil announces Jordan Brand partnership for World Cup uniforms while Mexican national team player Raúl Jiménez loses his father.
A 60-year-old British man has been charged with a cybercrime offense in Dubai after allegedly filming Iranian missiles, facing up to two years in prison.
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