A bus crashed into popular D.C. restaurant AMBAR in Shaw on Saturday morning. Officials say three adults were hospitalized with minor injuries.

During a pregame fan event at Alejandro Villanueva Stadium in Lima, Peru, on Friday, there seemed to be a crush of fans that killed at least one person and injured 60 others.

"Little House on the Prairie" actor Patrick Labyorteaux recalled how Michael Landon was a notorious prankster on the set during the height of show's fame.

Ozzie Guillen was moved to tears as the Chicago White Sox announced they will retire his No. 13 uniform during a ceremony later this summer.

Giannis Antetokounmpo publicly blasted the Bucks for keeping him benched despite insisting he is healthy, saying the situation may need an investigation.

Sol Ruca discusses her main roster goals and championship success in NXT ahead of her highly anticipated Stand & Deliver match versus Zaria.

Team USA gold medalists Jack Hughes and Aerin Frankel threw ceremonial first pitches at the Yankees home opener, continuing their Olympics celebration.

Industrial exoskeletons strap onto workers' bodies to share the physical load, reducing muscle strain and fatigue during overhead work and heavy lifting.

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People who ate repeat meals lost more weight during a 12-week program, a new study found. Experts say routine eating can reduce decision fatigue as long as it's nutritionally balanced.

90s supermodel Niki Taylor said she now prefers privacy and family in Nashville after years of nonstop international runways in her early career.

Charlize Theron stuns in a yellow bikini during a Hawaiian vacation with her daughters, after sharing her views on aging and embracing single motherhood.

New leads have reportedly emerged in the Amy Bradley disappearance case, with the Netflix documentary director revealing FBI interviews of two trafficking suspects.

John Lithgow says he was urged to walk away from the Harry Potter HBO series over J.K. Rowling's transgender views but felt reasons to stay were stronger.

A fly ball landed on Highland center fielder Jake Shields' head and bounced about 30 feet over the outfield wall for an improbable two-run home run.

Relatives of slain Iranian Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani were arrested by ICE after Secretary of State Rubio revoked their U.S. legal status, officials said.

Walt 'Clyde' Frazier remarked that friends thought he was talking about Iran when describing the Chicago Bulls' defense, prompting a stunned reaction from Mike Breen.

The Yankees improved to 6-1 after an 8-2 win over the Marlins, highlighted by Cody Bellinger's incredible ninth-inning catch at Yankee Stadium.

Three suspects are charged in a disturbing arson attack targeting Jewish community ambulances in north London, an act UK PM Starmer called antisemitic.

Military expert says U.S. search and rescue for a missing F-15E crew member in Iran is complicated by a large IRGC presence in the crash region.

Cruise passengers fear retroactive charges as oil prices surge 40% since the Iran conflict, with cruise lines' fine print allowing added fees. Ticket prices could rise too.

Georgetown University will offer a pornography course this fall examining pornography production and "the pornographic" in contemporary media, culture, and social conflicts.

Bill Murray cheered on son Luke Murray as UConn defeated Duke to reach the Final Four, proving himself the ultimate sports dad at March Madness.

Cooper Flagg, 19, made NBA history by becoming the first teenager to score over 50 points in a game, dropping 51 in the Dallas Mavericks' loss to the Orlando Magic.

Zach Bryan says he was forced by his team to cancel his Tulsa concert due to dangerous weather, sparking mixed reactions from fans and fellow artists.