Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty again, convicted Wednesday of a top sex crimes charge at his #MeToo retrial in New York City. The mixed and partial verdict came more than five years after his first conviction, which an appeals court overturned last year.

A growing share of Americans say religion is gaining influence in American society, marking a notable shift in public opinion after more than a decade of steady decline.

A woman is suing wholesaler chain Costco for more than $14 million because she says she was injured when a liquor cabinet on display fell onto her.

Video footage captured a driver taking their car through a crowd of people in Chicago who were protesting against Immigration and Customs Enforcement deportations. At least one person was injured.

Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted Wednesday of one of the top charges in his sex crimes retrial but acquitted of another, and jurors were as yet unable to reach a verdict on a third charge.

The State Department is preparing to order the departure of all nonessential personnel from the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad due to the potential for regional unrest, two U.S. officials said Wednesday.

A Tulane University researcher resigned Wednesday, citing censorship from university leaders who had warned that her advocacy and research exposing the Louisiana petrochemical industry's health impacts and racial disparities in hiring had triggered blowback from donors and elected officials.

Relatives of seven people who drowned in waters off a Georgia island after a ferry dock walkway collapsed announced Wednesday they filed a lawsuit against the companies that designed and built it.

Two crypto investors pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to charges they kidnapped and tortured an Italian man for his Bitcoin in an upscale Manhattan townhouse.

Survivors and family members of the 49 victims killed in the Pulse nightclub massacre nine years ago are getting their first chance Wednesday to walk through the long-shuttered, LGBTQ+ friendly Florida venue before it's razed and replaced with a permanent memorial to what was once the worst U.S. mass shooting in modern times.

A federal judge Wednesday told lawyers for a South Carolina inmate scheduled to die in two days that he doesn't plan to stop the execution because they didn't have evidence there were problems with the state's lethal injection process.

An Oklahoma appeals court on Wednesday ordered a stay of execution to be lifted for a man on death row, clearing the way for him to receive a lethal injection for killing a Tulsa woman in 1999.

A new law enacted in Texas last month will let hunters go after the huge, horned aoudad sheep via helicopter for sport.

Florida, Arizona, Indiana, Ohio and North Carolina have topped an annual ranking of states by how much freedom they give parents to select the best school for their children.

Southern Baptists overwhelmingly endorsed a ban on same-sex marriage - including a call for a reversal of the U.S. Supreme Court's 10-year-old precedent legalizing it nationwide.

A new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that white-collar workers are more likely to have mental health complaints than blue-collar workers.

U.S. authorities said they extradited a Pakistani man from Canada on Tuesday after foiling an ISIS-inspired terrorism plot last year that involved the suspect traveling to New York City so he could "slaughter" Jews around the anniversary of Hamas' attack on Israel.

Navy Secretary John Phelan told House lawmakers that he didn't have good news to share about the state of America's shipbuilding industry.

Three years after the Supreme Court ruled for a high school football coach who wished to pray on the 50-yard line, the justices are being asked to extend that right to pray over the loudspeaker ahead of a game.

House Republicans led the charge Tuesday to overturn the District of Columbia's law that allows noncitizens -- including illegal immigrants -- to cast ballots in local elections, calling the city's experiment in expanding voting rights a "dangerous" dilution of citizens' power.

U.S. inflation picked up a bit last month as food costs rose, though overall inflation remained mostly tame.

Under cross-examination, Sean "Diddy" Combs ' ex-girlfriend testified Tuesday she took part in sex acts with male sex workers at the music mogul's request because it made her feel loved by him, but now regrets what she came to recognize as the "cuckold" lifestyle.

Jurors in Harvey Weinsteinn's sex crimes retrial appeared to be focusing on one of his three accusers as deliberations stretched into a fourth day Tuesday, with no further sign of interpersonal tensions that flared earlier.

The attorneys general of 26 states and the District of Columbia have filed suit to prevent the sale of the genetic data of millions of 23andMe customers at auction.

A YouTuber claimed self-defense Tuesday in a Las Vegas court after he was charged in the livestreamed killing of a married couple on the Strip that stemmed from a long-running internet feud between the two men.