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Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell arrested

Trump defense on Russian bounty story falls flat, even with Republicans

Harvard Grad Says She Was Fired from Deloitte Job for Threatening ‘All Lives Matter’ Supporters

Oklahoma becomes latest red state to approve Obamacare's Medicaid expansion at the ballot box

The 10 Best Dino-Killing, Ice Spewing, Earth-Destroying Asteroids

'You’ve been warned': Florida sheriff says he may deputize gun owners against protesters

Beijing asks some U.S. media to submit information about their China operations

Nerve agent fear as hundreds of elephants perish mysteriously in Botswana

Police officer filmed punching black woman at Miami International Airport

`You broke my wrist!' Police sued for taking down wrong man

Amid surge in coronavirus cases and mounting criticism, GOP leaders do about-face on masks

Judge Blocks Trump Admin. Rule on Third-Country Asylum Seekers

Europe Portrays Both America and Iran As Rogue States At the UN

Sen. Hawley on investigation into St. Louis gun couple, Supreme Court justice vetting process

Martin Gugino, the Buffalo protester pushed to the ground and injured by police, released after nearly a month in hospital

The 75-year-old man who fell to the ground after being pushed by Buffalo police officers in June was released Tuesday from a local hospital. Martin Gugino sustained a brain injury and a fractured skull related to the June 4 incident that prompted a national outcry, leading to the arrest of two officers on charges of assault and intentionally pushing him. His lawyer, Kelly Zarcone, said Gugino was released from Erie County Medical Center and is "recovering at an undisclosed location in order to ensure his privacy."

Italian police seize record amount of amphetamines shipped from Syria

Feud ends in gunfire as pastor kills two in front of his daughter, Las Vegas cops say

Ex-Canada PM Mulroney calls for revised relations with China

'We're not going anywhere': Seattle's Chop zone dismantled but cause lives on

GOP candidates who embrace far-right QAnon conspiracy theory score primary wins

Terry Crews and the Toxic ‘Black Supremacy’ Myth

Immigration judges in lawsuit say US government muzzles them

Britain recognises Juan Guaido as president of Venezuela after dispute over gold

Sweden's prime minister orders an inquiry into the failure of the country's no-lockdown coronavirus strategy

Sen. Scott on COVID-19 surge in Florida: We can beat this without the government taking away our rights

Ex-Atlanta policeman charged in Brooks' death freed from jail, official says