US District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk reportedly failed to disclose to lawmakers that he wrote an article defending religious objections to abortion access and gender-affirming care
The Briton takes on Zhilei Zhang in London on Saturday – the next step on a ridiculously long path to a world-title fight
The question was reportedly intended for summer interns, not state board applicants
A report says a suspect was wearing a body-armor vest last week when he took two hostages in a public park, killing one, wounding the other and opening fire at officers
Hill Sixteen suffered a fatal injury during the 175th Grand National, the third horse to die at Aintree this week, but can more be done following a series of protests?
A Ring doorbell camera has captured the moment a man fought four suspects in an attempted car theft in Rocky Hill, Connecticut.
An ad accusing the PM of not wanting child sex abusers to be jailed has drawn widespread criticism.
Devolution is in cold storage at Stormont due to a political impasse over post-Brexit trade.
It was a tough afternoon for Leicester in Dean Smith’s first match in charge.
Over 100 people were arrested as animal rights activists got on to the course in Liverpool.
A fire chief says crews working to fully extinguish an Indiana plastics fire have reduced its smoldering areas to a single hot spot as officials prepared to decide if a dayslong evacuation order should be lifted
Hill Sixteen, Dark Raven and Envoye Special have all died at the 175th Grand National Festival at the Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool.
England’s Woakes picked up two wickets in his first Championship match for 19 months.
The Health Secretary has written an opinion piece for The Sun asking nurses to accept the NHS pay offer.
The winners of the clash with Aston Villa will face Manchester United at Wembley.
Campaign group Animal Rising had threatened to disrupt the four-and-a-quarter-mile and were protesting from early on Saturday.
Demolition will soon begin on a resort once favored by both Hawaiian and Hollywood royalty before it was heavily damaged by a hurricane three decades ago
Animal rights activists got on to the track at Aintree.
Israeli demonstrations against the government’s plan to overhaul the judiciary have continued, despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to pause the contentious proposals
“I hope you gave Pence a good, warm approval,” Mr Trump told the crowd
First responders attempted CPR at the accident site but were unable to revive the teen
Senior Labour MP Barry Gardiner lashes out at ‘descent into gutter’ ahead of PLP contfrontation
If political debate is to be more than a brutal slugging match of abuse, oversimplification and cheap slogans, then we must learn to respectfully disagree with our opponents, writes Barry Gardiner
The reporter was detained on 29 March by Russian intelligence officials
His 2024 campaign raked in more than $34m within the first few months of the year, mostly after news of his criminal indictment and prediction of his “arrest”