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The 10-year-old started to show signs of socially withdrawing while in detention and refusing to eat a favorite food
Spacey faces multiple accusations of sexual harassment and assault
With his country spiraling into a desperate financial crisis, Venezuela's president has proposed restructuring its massive debt, leaving international investors wondering Friday whether they'll be paid
During heat waves in 2014 and 2015, Hawaii’s coral suffered, and more severe bleaching is predicted
Almost half of new allegations in recent quarter were against those employed to help refugees
Call comes after a cluster of fires tore through the heart of wine country in early October, killing more than 40 people and leaving thousands without housing
Plan approved by governing boards of LA, Long Beach ports outlines strategies for improving cargo-moving equipment and efficiency
Woman says she used extra money to fix her family's car, and shared some of it with her co-workers
Company says customer support worker was on his or her last day on the job and deactivated Trump's account briefly Thursday evening
The Federal Security Service said the suspects belonged to the Artpodgotovka (Artillery Bombardment) group founded by opposition activist Vyacheslav Maltsev
The Washington Capitals captain said Thursday on Instagram he was starting a group called Putin Team to 'show everyone a strong and united Russia'
The city Parks & Recreation department announced Thursday the Robert Indiana sculpture is still being restored
Trump launched a multi-part Twitter attack criticizing his former 2016 rival. Trump writes: "Crooked Hillary bought the DNC & then stole the Democratic Primary from Crazy Bernie!" He adds it's the "real story on Collusion."
Jihadist group's self-proclaimed caliphate was in tatters after simultaneous assaults on Deir el-Zour in Syria and Al-Qaim in Iraq
China doesn’t deny that some illicitly produced fentanyl is making its way into the US, just disputes the amount
Despite recent North Korean missile launches, students and graduates of the schools say they take pride in their community and view it as a haven from the discrimination they face in Japan
President Trump has authorized FEMA to pay 100 percent of some cleanup and emergency costs for 180 days in Puerto Rico
Trained as an opera singer, Giddens also plays a mean country fiddle — folk, bluegrass, gospel and Irish ballads are all within her reach and she's even won a Grammy with the black string band Carolina Chocolate Drops
Users of the free 911 app can get sound and vibration alerts for any earthquake strong enough to threaten damage in the city
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