Several injured amid clashes during controversial flag march in Jerusalem
Several Palestinian activists were injured Tuesday during clashes with Israeli security forces before and during a controversial right-wing march through Jerusalem.
Several Palestinian activists were injured Tuesday during clashes with Israeli security forces before and during a controversial right-wing march through Jerusalem.
The United States hit a milestone Tuesday of more than 600,000 deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics is set to begin July 23 and run through August 8, 2021, without international spectators, after a year's delay due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here is a look at notable athletes from the United States who have qualified or are pending qualification to return to the Games.
An Oklahoma family was reunited with their recently deceased mother's Bible after the book was found by a stranger mowing his lawn.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg denied the announcement of the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky that NATO leaders had "confirmed" Ukraine would become a member.
A shooting in the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago on Tuesday left four people dead and four others injured, police said.
The U.S. Navy said its Ship to Shore Connector program crossed the thresholds of a decades-old acquisition law after coming in over budget.
Authorities in Florida said an alligator found trespassing on a family's porch got a free ride to a nearby lake in the back of a patrol car.
An analysis of Google Trends data identified the most commonly misspelled words in each state -- with "quarantine" topping the list in 12 states.
The Biden administration's decision to halt funding for border wall construction didn't break budgetary law, the Government Accountability Office said Tuesday.
Iowa state Rep. Ras Smith, broker of a state police accountability law after the murder of George Floyd, announced Tuesday his bid for governor.
MLB pitchers will be ejected and receive 10-game suspensions for the use of foreign substances on baseballs as part of an expanded policy to prevent competitive advantages in the game, the league announced Tuesday.
Death Valley, Calif., the record-holder for the highest air temperature ever recorded on Earth, 134 degrees Fahrenheit, could come fairly close to that mark later this week.
The Senate confirmed Lina Khan, who has complained that current antitrust laws are not adequate to deal with tech giants like Amazon, to the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday.
North Korea is short 860,000 tons of food and the situation get worse in August, according to the United Nations.
Megan Boone is exiting NBC crime drama "The Blacklist" after eight seasons.
The United States has deployed an aircraft carrier to the South China Sea to conduct maritime security operations with allies.
South Korea said the disputed Dokdo islets are sovereign territory after Tokyo declined a summit with Seoul at G7.
A 9-year-old Indian boy became a Guinness World Record holder when he climbed 50 stairs in 18.28 seconds while hula-hooping.
K-pop group Seventeen released a preview of its video for "Ready to Love," the title track from its EP "Your Choice."
Nintendo held its annual E3 Direct presentation on Tuesday where it announced a new 2D "Metroid" game and provided a new trailer for "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2."
General Motors and rail transit company Wabtec Corp. announced Tuesday a collaboration to use GM's battery technology and fuel cell systems in Wabtec locomotives.
Hungarian lawmakers on Tuesday passed a ban against certain LGBTQ+ content in schools through amendments that were made to a national child sex abuse law.
"Dr. Death," a new crime drama starring Joshua Jackson, Alec Baldwin and Christian Slater, is coming to Peacock in July.
"Gunpowder Milkshake," an action thriller starring Lena Headey, Karen Gillan, Angela Bassett, Michelle Yeoh and Carla Gugino, is coming to Netflix in July.