A wealthy Indonesian man who shared photos from a plane where he and his wife were the sole passengers said he bought all available tickets for the flight to prevent exposure to COVID-19.
President-elect Joe Biden announced Thursday his intent to nominate Merrick Garland as attorney general.
The Air Force Golden Horde Vanguard program has completed the first flight demonstration of collaborative small diameter bombs, the Air Force announced.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday called for the resignation of the head of the Capitol Police, saying there was a "failure at the top" that allowed a mob to force their way into and vandalize the U.S. Capitol.
Blood plasma from people recovering from COVID-19 could help prevent severe illness in older patients newly infected with the virus, a small new Argentinian study finds.
K-pop star U-Know Yunho will release a series of teasers for his forthcoming solo EP, "Noir."
The customized Pontiac Firebird Trans Am that portrayed David Hasselhoff's crime-fighting partner KITT in 1980s series "Knight Rider" is being auctioned by the actor online.
Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has tapped "Loki" writer and executive producer Michael Waldron to pen his upcoming "Star Wars" film.
The coming year will be critical for relations between North America and Europe -- and for Afghanistan peace talks -- NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
The historic U.S. Capitol sustained graffiti, broken windows, bullet holes and other damage when supporters of President Donald Trump breached security and stormed the building on January 6, 2021. The rioters were protesting the certification of the Electoral College vote in favor of President-elect Joe Biden. Here's a look at the damage.
Carnival cruises announced this week extensions of halts in service amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called for President Donald Trump to be immediately removed from office as pressure mounted on Republicans to support invoking the 25th Amendment.
NBC is developing "Ties That Bind," a new series based on the Elizabeth Coleman play "Secret Bridesmaids' Business."
Security cameras at a medical college in India recorded the moment a leopard wandered into a building on campus and wandered around a hallway.
South Korean authorities are on high alert after the discovery of a dead bird that tested positive for avian influenza.
President Donald Trump withdrew his nomination of Chad Wolf as secretary of homeland security Thursday, hours after the acting Cabinet member urged the president to condemn the attack on the U.S. Capitol.
"Canada's Drag Race" has been renewed for a second season, Bell Media's Crave announced on Thursday.
Surviving cancer "ages" a person's heart by up to nine years, an analysis released Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found.
A record hurricane season and wildfires generated by climate change led to $210 billion in losses from natural disasters globally, a new report released Thursday said.
Tom Parker shared a happy health update after being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor in October.
The organizers of the No Pants Subway Ride, an annual January event held on public transport in more than a dozen cities worldwide, announced the 2021 event has been canceled.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in pledged to make progress on North Korea "until the end" in a New Year's address on Thursday.
A Maryland man spent nearly 30 minutes reeling in a massive 57-pound flathead catfish that the Maryland Department of Natural Resources confirmed is a new state record.
"Celebrity Wheel of Fortune," featuring Leslie Jones, Tony Hawk, Chrissy Metz, Chris Harrison and other stars as contestants, will premiere Thursday on ABC.
Modern crocodiles look much the same as their ancestors that lived alongside dinosaurs. Now, thanks to new research, scientists have an explanation for their physiological uniformity.