A federal judge on Sunday granted former U.S. President Donald Trump's request for a "special master" to review documents seized from his Mar-a-Lago resort, including to determine if some may be protected by executive privilege.
An amusement park in Ohio called Cedar Point announced that it will be closing the second tallest roller coaster in the world, the "Top Thrill Dragster."
Tom Barrack, a former private equity executive and fundraiser for Donald Trump, wants evidence of his wealth, spending and lifestyle excluded from his upcoming trial on charges he acted as an illegal foreign agent, his lawyers said on Tuesday.
A trial over Elon Musk's bid to end his $44 billion deal for Twitter Inc should be delayed by several weeks to allow the billionaire to investigate a whistleblower's claims about security on the social media platform, Musk's lawyer told a judge on Tuesday.
Justin Bieber says that he will be suspending the remaining part of his world tour due to his Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome that he was recently diagnosed with.
Record heat scorched parts of California on Tuesday, as power operators urged residents to cut back usage in the late afternoon to avoid rolling blackouts caused by high demand for air conditioning.
A New Mexico county commissioner became the first public official to lose their job for participating in the Jan.
New COVID-19 boosters aimed at fighting currently circulating variants of the coronavirus will be widely available this week, U.S.
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Tuesday as a stronger-than-expected reading on services sector activity fed into expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates to bring down surging inflation.
The Monday night jackpot was worth an estimated $158.4 million.
The man spent three days with his mother's corpse, spraying perfume on it to mask the foul smell, before ending his own life.
The suspect had approached the woman, asking for water.
A witness saw the entire incident unfold and kept an eye on the alligator to help the authorities capture it.
Maria Jones used to enjoy watching television - until November's midterm elections invaded her living room.
The U.S. Commerce Department said Tuesday it hopes by February to begin seeking applications for $39 billion in government semiconductor chips subsidies to build new facilities and expand existing U.S.
Ryan Marlow's feet moved when he was shown a video of his family, right before he was scheduled to be taken to the Operating Room.
According to police, the woman said that "she was going to spit on all [the officers] and that officers were perverts and were trying to rape her because they [had] never seen anyone as good looking."
A 911 caller told cops that the man refused to get off a bus and appeared to be under the influence.
The U.S. Congress needs to pass a stop-gap bill to keep the federal government funded and could also vote on protecting gay marriage rights during a brief Washington work period starting on Tuesday before Democrats and Republicans return to the campaign trail.
The body was found less than a mile away from where witnesses spotted the suspect cleaning the same car that Eliza Fletcher was kidnapped in.
The investigators urge the public to come forward if they have any information regarding the driver involved in the accident.
Israeli forces killed a Palestinian man and wounded 16 others during a raid in the occupied West Bank in which the military blew up the house of a Palestinian who had carried out a deadly shooting attack in Tel Aviv, witnesses and medics said.
The rapidly growing brush fire remained 5% contained.
Liz Truss will replace Boris Johnson as Britain's prime minister on Tuesday, travelling to see Queen Elizabeth in Scotland before appointing a new team of ministers to tackle an economic crisis and draw her deeply divided party together.
Companies in the Group of Seven (G7) economies are failing to meet Paris Climate Agreement objectives, non-profit disclosure platform CDP and global management consultancy Oliver Wyman said on Tuesday, based on current corporate pledges to cut emissions.
Around 140 firefighters are tackling the fire from both the air as well as the ground.
A look at the minimum wage as California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs groundbreaking law for low-wage workers.
The celebration of Labor Day extends from the 19th century onward and is still a valuable reminder of how important workers' rights are to U.S. history.
Openly scornful of Liz Truss long before she became prime minister, the Kremlin is in no mood to grant a honeymoon period to Britain's new leader.
A video recorded on the flight from Philadelphia to Dallas showed the man yelling profanities.