A Catholic priest at at St. Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal was rushed to the hospital Friday morning after he was stabbed during a live-streamed mass.
United Airlines informed customers on Friday that the skies will be a bit more woke with non-binary gender options for passengers.
Whitcoulls, a large New Zealand bookstore, has responded to the Christchurch massacre by banning the work of clinical psychologist Jordan B. Peterson.
If you love Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and want to help the ACLU, you can raise a glass of Sam Adams.
Romanian children and youth spin burning tires and light fires in the Transylvanian hills in a ritual that marks the beginning of Orthodox Lent.
An Egyptian singer has been banned from performing in her home country after suggesting that it does not respect free speech.
The package arrived in the mail several months ago and landed on Bethlehem Detective Tom Galloway's desk with a thud. There was no return address.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said Saturday that he is "extremely bullish" about the global economy based on the amount of innovation underway, and urged China to continue to "open up" amid complaints from the U.S. and others that it is shutting foreign firms out of key high-tech industries.
Arizona wildlife officials say three endangered Mexican gray wolves, including two in New Mexico, died last month.
Special counsel Robert Mueller closed his long and contentious Russia investigation with no new charges, ending the probe that has cast a dark shadow over Donald Trump's presidency. The Justice Department was expected to release the main findings as soon as Saturday.
Pakistanis are celebrating their National Day with a military parade that's showcasing short- and long-range missiles, tanks, jets, drones and other hardware.
Thailand's election Sunday is likely to produce a weak unstable government whether it's a civilian or military-backed party that cobbles together a coalition, setting off a new phase of uncertainty in a country that's a U.S. ally in Southeast Asia and one of the world's top tourist destinations.
For Sean Hannity, the "witch hunt" was finally over. Rachel Maddow considered it the start of something.
New York state nurses have postponed their planned strike, saying progress has been made toward a possible settlement.
Donald Trump was in full deflection mode.
A country music singer has died in Texas after his manager says a revolver he was handling during a music video shoot accidentally discharged.
Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:
The Oregon Health Authority says two new measles cases, one in Multnomah County and one in Clackamas County, have been linked to an outbreak in Marion County, raising the number of people diagnosed to four.
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has signed a proposal to ban abortions if the only reason is the fetus has been diagnosed with Down syndrome.
Murray State coaches knew they had something special with Ja Morant as a freshman. The athleticism, ball handling and court vision were exceptionally rare.
An investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into an elaborate Russian operation that sought to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and try to help Donald Trump win the White House has cast a spotlight on more than a dozen Russian nationals, including billionaires, an elusive linguist, an ambassador and a pop star. A look at some of the cast of characters:
Authorities say a three-year road overhaul is coming to the Las Vegas Strip.
Amid protests and a heavy police presence, the Georgia Senate on Friday passed a bill banning almost all abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
