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.

Yields on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note hit the 5% mark on Monday morning for the first time since July 2023 before falling back to 4.947%

Colombia has authorized National Police officers to enter public universities when acts of vandalism, violence or terrorism occur on campus.

The Los Angeles Rams do not have a timeline for Myles Garrett's potential return after he undergoes knee surgery, coach Sean McVay said Monday.

Jamaica's government launched an investigation Monday into why five abandoned children remained in a public hospital for an extended length of time.

Bob Mackie, a costume and fashion designer who created looks for Cher, Dolly Parton, Tina Turner and other stars, died Monday at age 87.

More than 100 people gathered in San Francisco to release their frustrations by simultaneously screaming at the ocean.

An accidental replay of the wrong Club Keno ticket ended up winning a Michigan couple a $136,660 lottery prize.

British rock band Oasis will continue its reunion tour with new dates that begin in Glasgow, Scotland, in May 2027 and end that September.

The San Diego Wave placed United States Women's National Team forward Catarina Macario on the season-ending injury list, the team announced Monday.

The president and chairman of Japan's Chubu Electric Power Co. resigned Monday after an investigative report years of misconduct.

Guatemalan President Bernardo Arvalo accused politicians of working with drug traffickers, gangs and organized crime to finance fuel-price protests.

Cuba will be unable to overcome its current multidimensional crisis without a peaceful, negotiated political transition, Harvard report says.

Novo Nordisk announced Monday that it is rebranding itself as "Novo" along with updating its corporate culture as it competes with Eli Lilly.

The West End revival of "Sunday in the Park with George" will no longer proceed as scheduled following Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey's departures.

Florida State fired athletic director Michael Alford, citing a restructuring required to "compete in this era," the school announced Monday.

"Lupin," a French heist thriller starring Omar Sy as gentleman thief Assane Diop, will return for a fourth season on Netflix in October.

A serial Guinness World Record-breaker with over 200 titles to his name added another notch to his belt by folding 415 paper airplanes in one hour.

Passengers on a commuter train in Warsaw, Poland, faced an unusual delay when a loose moose wandered onto the tracks.

Meri, Janelle and Christine react to Kody and Robyn leaving "Sister Wives" after 16 years in a trailer for Season 21 of the TLC reality series.