At least 200 people were killed in a landslide at coltan mines in eastern Congo, according to rebel authorities

Mariah Carey has been honored as MusiCares Person of the Year for her musical achievements and philanthropy

Claims about the billionaire are among 3 million files released by the US Department of Justice

Nearly a decade ago, the Saudi crown prince promised to build a gleaming utopia on the coast of the Red Sea that would redefine how human beings lived and worked. But experts say the scaling back of his project reveals that it was always an impossible dream in the first place, Alex Croft reports

Justice Department officials released the next trove of documents more than a month after the congressionally mandated deadline

Strikes come even as a ceasefire agreement inches forwards, with Rafah crossing with Egypt set to reopen on Sunday

Jordan Weems of Oklahoma admitted to police that he attacked his 49-year-old adoptive mom with a hammer and his fists, according to official documents.

A spokesperson for Gates vehemently denied the allegations, labeling them absolutely absurd

The 72-foot Lily Jean issued an alert early on Friday morning, approximately 25 miles off the port of Gloucester.

A magistrate judge ordered Lemon released to await trial after a night in custody following his arrest

In a 2013 exchange, Branson asked Epstein to bring his harem to their next get-together

The Southern chain has been in turmoil since last years failed rebrand

Some Democratic donors reportedly stopped giving after the partys 2024 electoral losses, but recent events may moved them off the sidelines

The Amazon documentary, which cost $40 million to produce, is expected to make only $5 million during its opening weekend

The Department of Homeland Securitywhich houses ICE and CBPwill be funded through a stopgap bill as the Senate attempts to negotiate reforms to the agencies

Nathan Chasing Horse faces a minimum of 25 years in prison

A video showing Jeffrey Epstein's prison cell was included in the release of at least three million pages of documents by the Justice Department on Friday (30 January).

Seven people associated with a protest that interrupted a worship service at a Minnesota church have been charged with violating two different federal laws that are designed to prevent disruptions to Americans' rights

There were 20-odd people in Auditorium 10 of AMC 34th Street 14 in New York City to watch the morning screening of Melania most of whom were journalists, writes Rhian Lubin

Federal law establishing Gabbards role limits its investigation in election interference to foreign threats

This represents the latest point of contention between California and federal officials

The wedding in Georgia took a deadly turn when a drunk wedding guest refused to leave

Philadelphia police used the fight as a reminder that residents do not own street parking spots and that savesies are illegal

California Governor Gavin Newsom is demanding a civil rights investigation into Dr. Mehmet Oz, saying he discriminated against Armenians in a video about hospice fraud in Los Angeles

The total number of U.S. births plunged by 8.4 percent