The European Central Bank says banks under its jurisdiction appear well-prepared to face higher interest rates.
Columbus Day, the second Monday in October, is a nationally recognized holiday. But it’s not recognized in Los Angeles, where I live.
Terror attacks are like unhappy families; each is different in its own awful way.
The idea that we live in a world with nothing but hurtful, selfish, attention-seeking criminals, is too much for me, and I am betting, too much for you, too.
Police in Italy have arrested the brother of a Tunisian man who stabbed to death two women in the French city of Marseille earlier this month.
An Indian court has commuted the death sentences given by a lower court to 11 people after one of the many deadly riots that swept the western state of Gujarat 15 years ago in which more than 1,000 people died.
Saturday Night Live”—which parodies late-breaking news makers on a weekly basis—did not mention the sex harassment allegations surrounding Hollywood kingmaker Harvey Weinstein, and reportedly cut out material during its dress-rehearsal.
UNESCO's executive board is choosing a new leader to replace departing director Irina Bokova, whose tenure was marred by funding troubles and tension over its inclusion of Palestine as a member.
A top Emirati security official says the Qatar diplomatic crisis can be resolved if Doha gives up hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The family of a Florida woman who disappeared decades ago has received some long-awaited news.
Greg Bird's 7th-inning solo homer off Andrew Miller accounted for the game's only run.
Pakistani police say gunmen have ambushed a car carrying minority Shiite Muslims in the southwestern city of Quetta, killing four of them and a passer-by.
Jerry Jones: Cowboys 'will not play' if they disrespect flag
A Minnesota man who lived in a house with the decomposing bodies of his mother and twin brother for about a year said he could not bring himself to report their deaths to authorities.
Pakistan's anti-corruption authorities have arrested the son-in-law of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in connection with corruption cases pending against him.
Kim Jong Un has promoted his younger sister to a new post within North Korea's ruling party.
Every day, the addicts who occupy "Crackland," a square in the center of Sao Paulo where drugs are sold and smoked in broad daylight, pick up their blankets and tents and move across the street to let city sanitation workers clean the area.
Australia's prime minister says he is confident that government lawmakers will win a court challenge this week that threatens his administration's slender majority.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Sunday any player who disrespects the flag will not play.
Houston Texas star defensive J.J. Watts is out for the seasons following a tibial plateau fracture in his leg during a game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Diamondbacks were 52-29 at home this season, and Zack Greinke was particularly sharp there.
The Trump administration on Sunday announced it's seeking several major changes to the country's immigration system -- in exchange for extending the Obama-era program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
Police in Maryland are investigating a shooting inside a Walmart store that left one man injured.
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday: 1. WHICH GOP SEN. CALLS WHITE HOUSE 'ADULT DAY CARE' Republican Bob Corker gets into a twitter battle with the president, saying Trump's advisers keep the West Wing from descending into "chaos."
Las Vegas cops described in harrowing detail Sunday the tense 12 minutes they spent trying to breach mass murderer Stephen Paddock’s sniper lair — and the paranoia that gripped them once they were inside.
