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The Chicago police shut down airport operations for an hour as a precautionary measure.

Apple should resolve another iOS 13 issue that has been causing major headaches to iPhone and iPad users.

The Boston Celtics agreed to a four-year $115 million contract extension with forward Jaylen Brown on Monday.

The video was shot by Evangeline Cummings, an employee of the University of Florida in her Gainsville backyard.

Elon Musk is back tweeting after a three-day leave. Nothing spectacular.

Coldplay has confirmed their new album by sending out letters to their fans.

The Google Pixel 4 series introduces a lot of fantastic camera features, but some of these will not be available on Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3a.

The second round of Bolivia's presidential election will take place on December 15

The alleged incident occurred during a high school homecoming game Friday night.

The disaster declaration was made Monday by a Dallas County judge on Twitter.

Slate's senior writer Ashley Feinberg reveals Senator Mitt Romney's secret politically charged Twitter alias, Pierre Delecto.

“The Art Of Diablo” Coffee table book might just have leaked a potential Diablo IV announcement at this year’s BlizzCon, together with "Diablo II Remastered."

A new major, "Dragon Ball FighterZ" character, is arriving in "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2."

Miley Cyrus recorded her version of “Rise and Shine” and shared it with her fans online.

The cigarette butt was almost double the size of the cockroach.

The university took to Twitter and said no evidence of a foul play was found.

Video replays showed France's lock Sebastien Vahaamahina (black cap) smashing his elbow into the face of Welsh flanker Aaron Wainwright

Civilians have fled the countryside around Ras al-Ain as US forces pull out of northern Syria

When will fans get to see the next installment of the Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliott mystery series?

Bolivia's 7.3 million voters are choosing their next president in a close race between incumbent Evo Morales and challenger Carlos Mesa

Riot Games gets generous as it will unlock all cards available in "Legends of Runeterra" on the last day of its public testing.

Brussels officials on Sunday pressed on with plans to ratify the divorce deal as European leaders considered Prime Minister Boris Johnson's reluctant request for a Brexit delay.Ambassadors and senior officials from the other 27 member states met Sunday after British MPs forced Johnson to send EU Council president Donald Tusk a late request to postpone the withdrawal."The EU is keeping all options open and has therefore initiated the ratification process so that it can be handed over to the European Parliament on Monday," an EU diplomat told AFP.

Catalan separatists have kept their protests going into the weekend

The FA Cup match between Haringey Borough and Yeovil Town was abandoned after allegations that players were racially abused

Meghan Markle has received intense criticism after the duchess said that only few asked her if she was OK.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson reluctantly wrote to Brussels late Saturday asking for a Brexit extension after MPs voted to force him into seeking a delay beyond October 31.But Johnson, who has pinned his premiership on getting Britain out of the European Union on time, refused to sign the letter he sent to European Council President Donald Tusk.The Conservative leader also sent a second signed letter insisting he was not seeking an extension to the Brexit deadline, which has already been postponed twice.

An alleged actual PlayStation 5 photo is making rounds online, somehow reinforcing earlier speculations about Sony's next-generation gaming console.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to write to Brussels seeking a Brexit deadline extension after MPs voted Saturday to demand he delay Britain's October 31 departure date.In a phonecall with European Council President Donald Tusk after the vote, Johnson said he would send the letter mandated by MPs to seek more time, a EU source told AFP."The PM confirmed that the letter would be sent to Tusk today," the source said.

Christine Lagarde, incoming head of the European Central Bank (ECB), called for world leaders to act like grownups and resolve their disputes