The United States now has weapons in Earth's orbit, Department of the Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said Monday.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Lima on Sept. 10 may have changed the context in which Peru's new government must be judged.

Kenneth Walker erupted for 191 yards from scrimmage and two scores in what coach Andy Reid called a "spectacular" Kansas City Chiefs debut.

Reba McEntire and Sally Field honored late country music star and Field's "Steel Magnolias" co-star Dolly Parton at the Primetime Emmy Awards.

World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns defended his title against Penta in Mexico City on WWE "Raw."

Google shared a Doodle on National Voter Registration Day, a civic holiday encouraging voter registration ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Aaron Judge hit his first homer in 113 days to help the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins and clinch a playoff spot for a third straight year.

Suspected sabotage brought parts of the Netherlands' rail system to standstill with cancellations and delays in the center and north of the country.

A statutory inquiry into how British neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was able to kill 7 babies and attempt to kill 7 others was due to issue its report.

Mark Duplass credits young viewers with the success of his horror spinoff "The Creep Tapes," returning Tuesday on Shudder and AMC+ for Season 3.

NATO fighter jets shot down a drone over Lithuanian airspace on Tuesday.

Abbott Laboratories will pay $385 million to resolve claims stemming from a probe that led to the closure of its largest infant formula plant.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to "expand and deepen" cooperation with Moscow in a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, state-run media reported Tuesday.

Filmmaker Oliver Stone turns 80 and actor Tom Hardy turns 49, among the famous birthdays for Sept. 15.

The United States has blacklisted VTB Bank, Russia's second-largest lender and the only Russian bank with a branch in China.

The U.S. Defense Department's inspector general, the agency's official watchdog, issued its first report on the Iran conflict and its cost Monday.

Matthew Rhys, Allison Janney and Jean Smart were early winners at the Emmy Awards ceremony at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles Monday night.

After months of absence due to health issues, Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., reappeared Monday on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., for a Senate vote.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday that it will end rules that limit the power-plant emissions that cause climate change.

A government watchdog office found that Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" facility regularly shackled detainees in small outdoor cages for hours.

Taj Gibson will retire from the NBA after 17 seasons, he announced Monday. Gibson was hired to join the Chicago Bulls coaching staff as an assistant.

Mexico's federal government joined an investigation Monday into the killing of a 21-year-old Spanish exchange student in the central state of Morelos.

A man was in serious but stable condition Monday after he was attacked by a shark while he was surfing off a beach in Western Australia.

A cooling tower at Yankee Stadium is one of 10 in the South Bronx that has been ordered to be cleaned after testing positive for Legionella bacteria.

When the third Taiwan-Paraguay Technology Forum opened at Paraguay's Central Bank on Sept. 11, its theme was artificial intelligence.