Clashes erupt after police shoot Palestinian man who stabbed Israeli man
Border police in Israel shot dead a Palestinian man after he allegedly stabbed an Israeli man and tried to stab a border police officer.
Border police in Israel shot dead a Palestinian man after he allegedly stabbed an Israeli man and tried to stab a border police officer.
A Scottish woman who lost her wedding ring in a potato patch was reunited with the precious item 50 years later thanks to a man with a metal detector.
A nurse at a South Carolina rehabilitation center has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Columbia for allegedly creating fraudulent COVID-19 vaccine cards.
Valerie Pecresse will be the first female presidential candidate representing Les Republicains in France's April presidential election.
Polls opened Saturday in Gambia for the first presidential election since the 22-year rule of dictator Yahya Jammeh came to an end in 2017.
Antoine Fuqua has signed a deal to make movies and documentaries for Netflix.
The Brazilian Supreme Court announced it has ordered an investigation into President Jair Bolsonaro's false claims that receiving a COVID-19 vaccination can increase the risk of contracting AIDS.
Gilead Sciences announced a nationwide recall of 55,000 vials of its COVID-19 treatment drug remdesivir due to the "presence of glass particulates."
Bitcoin fell sharply Saturday, losing about 20% in 24 hours before beginning to bounce back.
A total solar eclipse darkened the skies over Western Antarctica Saturday, interrupting the continent's months-long period of constant daylight.
The Mount Semeru volcano in Indonesia's East Java province erupted Saturday, causing thousands of people to flee the smoke and ash falling from the sky.
A potent storm is set to approach the rain-weary Northwest early next week, dumping rain and snow on the region.
Singer-songwriter Adele's "30" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.
The parents of a Michigan teen suspected in the Oxford High School shooting were arrested overnight after a tip led authorities to a commercial building in Detroit, where the couple appeared to be hiding.
A genetic test can identify older breast cancer patients who can forgo chemotherapy after surgery, even if the cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes, a large international clinical trial shows.
Actor Marisa Tomei turns 57 and actor Jeff Bridges turns 72, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 4.
On Dec. 4, 2009, an Italian jury found U.S. exchange student Amanda Knox and her Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, guilty of murdering her roommate.
COVID-19 lockdowns brought surprising news to scientists studying pollution: Cars spew much more ammonia into the air than previously thought.
A rare gene variant discovered among Amish people may help lower "bad" cholesterol and protect against heart disease, a new study suggests.
Veteran swingman Wesley Matthews has inked a short-term contract to return to the Milwaukee Bucks.
The University of Maryland announced Friday that men's basketball coach Mark Turgeon is stepping down from his position, effective immediately.
Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban bought the entire town of Mustang, Texas, which sits about 60 miles south of Dallas in Navarro County.
The University of Notre Dame has officially promoted defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman to head football coach.
The Portland Trail Blazers have fired general manager and president of basketball operations Neil Olshey following an independent investigation into the franchise's workplace environment.
A U.S appeals court ruling, which ended in deadlock Friday, left intact a "bump stock" ban that went into place during the Trump-era.