Samsung Electronics unveiled its latest high-end foldable smartphones on Wednesday, keeping prices at the same level as last year's in a bid to cement its leadership in an expanding niche market.
A grand jury in Mississippi has declined to indict a white woman whose discredited accusations against Emmett Till in 1955 led to the lynching of the Black teenager, a brutal death that helped ignite the civil rights movement, the New York Times reported.
The 31-year-old man was a crewmember on the Holland America Koningsdam cruise ship.
Florida's governor wants pension plans in conservative U.S.
Ukraine on Wednesday accused Russia of exploiting its position in a nuclear power plant it had seized to target a nearby town in a rocket attack that killed at least 13 people and left many others seriously wounded.
For the first time, investors seeking to pour cash into U.S.
Both victims were punched in the face and verbally abused by two teen boys who used homophobic slurs.
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Police said the man likely died of suffocation after being buried underneath the sand.
Multiple agencies, including the FBI and Homeland Security, continue to search for Kiely Rodni and her missing vehicle.
FBI agents reportedly confiscated 15 cardboard boxes of material from the White House during the Mar-a-Lago raid.
The boy initially told the police that a man fled the home after shooting his mother.
The National Weather Service had issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the mountain range, predicting the possibility of hail and gusts of 60 miles per hour.
U.S. Republican lawmakers are preparing a crackdown on the U.S.
Here is an outline of the legal problems Donald Trump might face over his removal from the White House of official presidential records that his son said had prompted an FBI search on Monday of the former president's Mar-a-Lago, Florida, estate.
All persons involved in the crash managed to escape unscathed.
The images, which were taken between July 11 and August 7, 2022, show major flood water accumulation.
Finally over his coronavirus infection, President Joe Biden departs on Wednesday to spend most of the next week on Kiawah Island, South Carolina, an oceanfront golf resort that he has visited in the past.
Supplies of a vaccine to prevent the deadly rotavirus infection in children have either run out in Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal and Cameroon or are close to doing so, officials close to the roll-out told Reuters, after disruptions at drugmaker GSK.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump indicated he would testify on Wednesday in a New York investigation by the state's attorney general into his family's business practices, with the possible testimony coming amid a flurry of legal woes for him.
Health officials in Europe are discussing whether to follow a move by the United States to stretch out scarce monkeypox vaccine supplies, with the World Health Organization calling for more data.
Many people on self-ruled Taiwan look upon China's unprecedented military exercises with calm resignation, doubting that war is imminent and if anything, feeling pride in their democratic island's determination to defend itself.
Travel brochures in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, tout the town's beaches on Lake Michigan as the Malibu of the Midwest.
The suspect should not be legally allowed to possess a weapon since he is a convicted felon, police said.
Jealousy may have played a role in the Florida killings, while the shooting in Louisiana was apparently the result of an ongoing dispute, authorities said.
A witness said he has been called "the yellow man" because he always had yellow powder on him when he dropped of packages.
Surging inflation will prompt the U.S. Postal Service to seek higher prices for stamps and other services in January, just five months after its recent hike, as it continues to lose money.
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant was diagnosed with a compression fracture to her back after a rough plane landing.
A Kyiv-born test administrator who admitted to involvement in Operation Varsity Blues, the U.S.
Two U.S. House Democrats on Tuesday proposed making it unlawful for airlines to offer flights if they know they lack sufficient staff or to cancel flights close to scheduled departures because of foreseeable staffing issues.
