Bruce Golding

One person was killed and 21 were injured when a locomotive slammed into the rear of a passenger train bound for Cairo

The National Retail Federation forecasts a 5% drop in sales to $11.6 billion, with costumes and greeting cards taking the hardest hits.

Witnesses and local news outlets said raids took place in Kyiv and other cities, including Kharkiv and Dnipro.

The retailer was forced to remove the item from its product line after social media users said its label appeared to show an array of Ku Klux Klan hoods.

The American Water Works Association, an industry group, said consumers would pay for most of the project through higher water bills.

A landfall near Fort Myers, about 95 miles south, could cause $70 billion in losses, Jefferies Financial Group stock analyst Yaron Kinar said.

CEO Dara Khosrowshahi acknowledged that customers might have to wait for their rides but said 'a couple of minutes isn't going to kill anyone.'

The cost of hopefully striking it rich will more than double when the price of each play rises from $2 to $5 in April.

The fast food giant wants unspecified damages from Cargill, JBS, Tyson Foods and National Beef Packing, as well a court order against the alleged conspiracy.

Officials suspended toll collections and allowed motorists to drive on the shoulder of local highways to ease the massive evacuation effort.

The U.S. president later confronted his Russian counterpart about the plan, leading to a heated exchange over the potential for nuclear war.

The plan is part of a three-pronged strategy to fight climate change by increasing the production of carbon-free electricity.

Residents in Feodosia said a series of powerful blasts rocked the coastal Black Sea city around 4:30 a.m. local time and sent pillars of flame and smoke into the sky.

The restaurant chain posted warnings after Sarah Katz, who avoided energy drinks because she had a congenital heart condition, died in 2022.

Advocate Florian Willet, who was present when an American woman used the divice, is being held in pretrial detention.

Stephen Hubbard was accused of serving as a mercenary to defend the eastern city of Izyum following the 2022 Russian invasion.

'Brent crude is back to challenge $80' a barrel, Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Denmark's Saxo Bank, said in a note to investors.

The suspects allegedly altered the flight records of about 800 passengers in an attempt to transfer points to an account they controlled.

The storm is forecast to make landfall in the Tampa Bay area on Wednesday, then cut across the Sunshine State to the Atlantic Ocean.

About 600 million Africans don't have electrical service in their homes, with electrification rates in West Africa as low as 8%.

The 2025 calendar shows 50% to 70% of the feature films from big studios will be based on existing characters and other intellectual property

The surprise move means Francis has picked 112 of 142 voting-age members of the College of Cardinals, which has a technical limit of 120.

The Anti-Defamation League has been around for 'over 110 years, and we have never seen data like this before,' said ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.

Maye Musk falsely claimed that using 'fake names' to vote 100 times wasn't illegal before walking back the advice but still leaving it on social media.

The prime minister also vowed to win 'with or without' help after French President Emmanuel Macron said Israel shouldn't get any more weapons to use in Gaza

The former president called the field a 'monument to the valor of our first responders;' without them, 'it would have been a very different story'

A heavily armed convoy of anti-government demonstrators 'fired on the police and continuously used tear gas,' Interior Minister Moshin Naqvi reported

Hashem Safieddine was considered a likely successor to Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed by Israel last month.

The social media giant is seeking to resume operations in the South American country, where owner Elon Musk has been feuding with a Supreme Court justice.