A new caravan begins the march north toward the United States as border cities like Ciudad Juárez are swelling with migrants already here from previous caravans.
A U.S. soldier who suffered serious brain injuries and shrapnel wounds to his chest in a suicide bombing two years ago in Afghanistan is now suing the American defense contractor that employed the bomber.
Prominent environmental activist Samir Flores Soberanes has been shot and killed in Mexico days before a referendum on a pipeline he publicly opposed.
Wendy Williams is returning to TV.
A little stickleback fish (Gasterosteus aculeatus) nicknamed "Mary" appears to have leapt across a major reproductive divide on the evolutionary tree of life.
Murder rates in New York City are up 55 percent in 2019 compared to the same time frame in 2018, according to NYPD statistics.
The Latest on the political crisis in Venezuela (all times local): 1:15 p.m. Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is ordering the border with Brazil closed as opposition leaders plan to bring in foreign humanitarian aid from neighboring nations.
“When it comes to flame grillin’, a king always outranks a colonel," a new ad campaign tells viewers.
A growing tourist destination in the North Atlantic is about to undergo some major Spring cleaning by kicking all tourists out.
Joe Cuba, a World War II veteran, has just one wish for his birthday this year - 100 cards for 100 years.
A giant python in the Florida Everglades met its demise earlier this week when an alligator decided to make the serpent its next meal.
Jussie Smollett’s legal team has asked that the “Empire” actor deserves the “presumption of innocence,” but a columnist pointed out that he rushed to judgement during the confirmation of then-Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh
Critics say the entire Green New Deal will cost trillions and have no positive effects on infrastructure.
The famed Las Vegas Strip resembled a scene out of the Arctic on Thursday after a rare snowstorm turned the area into a winter wonderland.
The Latest on Britain's withdrawal from the European Union (all times local): 3:55 p.m.
A woman who was convicted last year after climbing the Statue of Liberty scaled a building in Texas on Wednesday as part of a protest against immigration policies.
Extortion, physical assaults, verbal abuse, denial of state services, forceful evictions, harassment, being disowned by family members.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in Spain remains shuttered as investigators await the autopsy results of a 46-year-old woman who died days after reportedly dining on a mushroom dish.
Speculation over Colin Kaepernick’s return to the NFL has increased in wake of the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback settling his grievance with the league last week.
Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett orchestrated a "phony attack" in order to take "advantage of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career."
Something odd is going on in Yellowstone National Park. Geysers that would once erupt every half-century are now spouting steam every week.
Catalan activists protesting the trial of 12 separatist political leaders burned tires, clashed with police and blocked major roads across Spain’s northeastern region on Thursday.
California state lawmakers are introducing a bill that would strip priests of their legal protection for the Catholic Church's sacrament of confession when it comes to child sexual abuse.
Until now there's been a big discrepancy over the level of privacy available to users of Facebook's app on iOS and Android.
Legendary Syracuse men’s basketball Jim Boeheim was involved in a fatal car accident Wednesday night, a New York district attorney told local radio.