The Dallas Cowboys have not reached the NFC Championship in 30 years. But their lack of on-field success has not hindered their popularity and profits.

The Air Canada strike has ended after flight attendants reached a tentative agreement with the airline, their union said early Tuesday."The Strike has ended," the Canadian Union of Public Employees said in a Facebook post, advising its membership to "fully cooperate with resumption of operations."

The Democratic National Committee is looking to refresh the technology it uses to help organize voters and volunteers with the aim of winning future elections

The senator from Missouri is increasingly focused on appealing to working-class voters even if that means criticizing his party or teaming up with Democrats.

Almost 7,000 feet above sea level, the trail leading up to Morteratsch glacier gets a little longer every month.

Graham Platner, a 40-year-old Army and Marine veteran who served four combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, launched his campaign for the Senate in Maine on Tuesday, joining a growing Democratic primary field seeking to take on Republican Sen.

There must be a push for peace to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, but French President Emmanuel Macron is skeptical that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to resolve the conflict.

An explosion rocked a cargo ship carrying coal in Baltimore, causing a fire and sending a stream of smoke into the sky but leaving no injuries, authorities said Monday evening.

Aaron Boudot recalled thinking he was going to die when he became one of 11 victims of a stabbing spree at a Walmart in Michigan in July.

The wife of slain New York Police Officer Didarul Islam, one of five people fatally shot at a midtown Manhattan high-rise last month, has given birth to a son, police announced Monday

First, Texas House Democrats refused to meet in their legislative chamber in an act of resistance.

Moscow is accused of abducting tens of thousands of Ukrainian children. NBC News investigates what happened to babies taken from one orphanage in Kherson.

Controversial influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are suing Meta and TikTok for banning their social media accounts in 2022

A ticket-reselling operation used a network of fake accounts to bypass Ticketmasters security protocols to grab hundreds of thousands of tickets to hugely popular tours for artists like Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen and then re-sold them for millions, federal regulators said Monday

The drug Elamipretide from Stealth BioTherapeutics treats an ultrarare, fatal disease called Barth syndrome. Small studies say it's safe and effective. But the FDA denied approval, leaving children with few options.

Yosemite National Park fired a park ranger last week for hanging a transgender pride flag on the parks iconic El Capitan rock formation in May.

As San Jose crews began clearing a homeless encampment Monday morning at Columbus Park, they found a mans body inside an RV, police confirmed

A woman has sued a Florida dairy farm linked by state officials to an outbreak of infections from consuming raw milk, claiming she lost her unborn child while caring for her toddler who got sick from the milk.

Keegan Bradley, 39, will be the youngest captain of a Ryder Cup squad since Arnold Palmer in 1963.

A California woman known as the Ketamine Queen has agreed to plead guilty to federal drug charges in connection with Matthew Perrys fatal overdose two years ago

The government is urging people to be wary of fake Labubu dolls known as "Lafufus" as the knock-off versions "pose a serious risk of choking and death to young children."

Authorities searching for a 7-month-old boy who was reportedly kidnapped outside a California store said his mother has provided inconsistent statements, and foul play cannot be ruled out

Hurricane Erin strengthened back into a Category 4 behemoth over the weekend, the latest shift in what has been a remarkably fast-changing storm

A former Michigan State grad student blamed her thyroid cancer on the school, which allegedly told her that "exposure was harmless" when she worked with various pesticides and herbicides, she and her lawyers said on Monday

Hundreds of thousands of people shouted slogans and booed mentions of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at nationwide protests across Israel about the Gaza war.