The University of Texas and Oklahoma University will not renew their sports media rights deals with the Big 12 Conference, the schools announced Monday. The move indicates that the schools plan to join a new conference.
An Ohio college hosted a pair of bubble-blowing masters as they attempted to break the Guinness World Record for the largest soap bubble net.
Police and firefighters in Colorado ended up in an unusual high-speed chase when four horses escaped from a rodeo and went for a run on the interstate.
Japan's prime minister said he will not challenge a high court ruling that recognizes 84 Hiroshima victims of radioactive "black rain" as state beneficiaries.
K-pop star D.O. released his debut solo EP, "Empathy," and a music video for the title track, "Rose."
The guided missile cruiser USS Vella Gulf returned to its Naval Station Norfolk, Va., home port after a four-month deployment, the Navy announced on Monday.
"Stillwater" star Matt Damon discussed his four daughters with his wife, Luciana Barroso, on "Good Morning America."
David Morrissey, Joanne Froggatt, Lesley Manville and more have joined the cast of BBC One's upcoming drama, "Sherwood."
Forty-nine websites connected with Russian government critic Alexei Navalny were blocked by Russian Internet watchdog Roskomnadzor, officials announced Monday.
A meeting of senior U.S. and Chinese diplomatic officials in the Chinese city of Tianjin ended without a joint statement and drew attention to ongoing disputes over human rights and foreign policy.
"No Time to Die," a new James Bond film starring Daniel Craig, Rami Malek and Léa Seydoux, will open in theaters in October.
"Shahs of Sunset" star Nema Vand said the "Meghan Markle army" came for him after he shared stories about Markle from high school.
Maria Belen Perez Maurice went from the emotional low of losing her lone fencing event at the 2020 Summer Games to the high of being engaged in mere seconds when she accepted an on-air proposal Monday in Chiba, Japan.
Italy received assistance from the rest of Europe on Monday as wildfires spread over 50,000 acres in the southwest of the island of Sardinia.
Murderous doll Chucky is back and starts terrorizing a new town in the latest trailer for Syfy and USA Network's upcoming "Chucky" series.
The head of London's Heathrow Airport said that Europe's busiest airport will accept travelers from the United States who have received a coronavirus vaccine as the U.S government holds firm and France adds restrictions.
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Kyle Richards is recovering after accidentally walking into a beehive at her home.
North Korean farmers could be reeling from the impact of record-high temperatures as extreme weather takes a toll on crops.
The American Heart Association has called for greater diversity among participants in genome-wide association studies.
"Insecure" star Issa Rae married Louis Diame at a destination wedding in the South of France.
Researchers at Ohio State University found in a new survey that anxiety, depression and burnout are on the rise as its students prepare to return to campus this fall.
Team USA skeet shooters Amber English and Vincent Hancock used their shotguns to win two gold medals, but the Americans failed to reach the podium in the gymnastics men's team final to end competition Monday in Tokyo.
"Army of Thieves," a new film starring Matthias Schweighöfer and Nathalie Emmanuel and produced by Zack Synder, is coming to Netflix.
An unmanned U.S. reconnaissance aircraft flew over the Korean Peninsula ahead of North Korea's observance of "Victory Day," which marks the anniversary of the 1953 Korean Armistice Agreement.
"Shameless" actress Emmy Rossum posted a photo of her daughter, Samantha, and encouraged people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.