"War," a legal drama series from "Lupin" creator George Kay and starring Sienna Miller and Dominic West, will premiere on HBO in October.

Alabama is scheduled to execute Jeffrey Lee, 49, on Thursday, after the Supreme Court disallowed the use of nitrogen gas in his execution in June.

Ella Beatty, Billie Lourd, Charlie Hunnam, Jessica Barden and other stars attended the premiere of Netflix series "Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story."

Argentina's president wants to increase penalties for companies and individuals involved in natural resource extraction in the Falkland Islands.

Peruvian cumbia pioneers Los Mirlos made their Tiny Desk debut Thursday, bringing the psychedelic sounds and visual traditions of the Amazon to NPR.

Bill Skarsgard has been cast in the lead role for video game "Physint," the next project from award-winning game creator Hideo Kojima.

Rising unemployment and weak economic activity have marked the first six months of Chilean President Jos Antonio Kast's administration.

"The Terminal List," an action thriller based on Jack Carr's books and starring Chris Pratt as James Reece, will return for Season 2 on Prime Video.

An ICE agent is in custody in Minnesota on charges of assault and falsely reporting a crime stemming from a shooting in Minneapolis in January.

Steve Belichick resigned as defensive coordinator at North Carolina amid an investigation into the football program, the school announced Thursday.

A visitor to a Southern California beach captured video of an encounter with a rare visitor to the state: a highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake.

Venezuela's repressive apparatus remains largely intact almost nine months after former President Nicolas Maduro was captured, a U.N. report says.

The U.S. Securities Exchange Commission approved a temporary rule, the Innovation Exemption, to allow the limited trading of tokenized stocks.

K-pop star and Blackpink member Lisa teased her new solo EP, "Press Play," on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" ahead of its release.

Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson looks back on his life and career in "Tyson," a new docuseries coming to Netflix in October.

The United Nations Human Rights Council published a report alleging that the United States may have committed a war crime in its attacks on Iran.

An Iowa family is being recognized by Guinness World Records for an unusual distinction: five generations sharing the same birthday.

Police in New Mexico teamed up with professional cowboys to wrangle a horse that fled while awaiting the start of a parade in Santa Fe.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has recently emphasized the importance of bringing inflation back down to its target of 2%.

OpenAI announced new guidelines for tracking and reporting AI model behavior Thursday while flagging six more incidents of concerning behavior.

Tech executives at an AI summit in Scotland were urged by King Charles not to "lose control of our destiny" or allow it to become a threat to humanity.

A scientist working for NASA discovered the largest newly formed crater ever found on the moon and a temperature change in the area surrounding it.

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Burna Boy will perform the halftime show at the NFL Paris Game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints.

Colombian authorities confirmed that all five people aboard a Cessna T206 aircraft that crashed Sunday while flying to Bogot were found dead.

Brian Dietzen will guest star as his "NCIS" character, Jimmy Palmer, in the series premiere of the new spinoff "NCIS: New York" on CBS.