Angela Chao, CEO of Foremost Group and sister of Elaine Chao, tragically died in a car accident when her Tesla plunged into a pond near her Texas ranch.
The U.S. embassy in Russia warned of potential extremist activities in Moscow, following Russian security services' claim of thwarting a synagogue attack.
Texas dad, John Poulos, admits to disposing of DJ girlfriend's body in suitcase after drug-induced encounter in Bogota court. Poulos, facing femicide charges, claims panic led to actions; trial continues amid extradition concerns.
Renowned manga creator Akira Toriyama, known for his iconic series Dragon Ball, passes away at 68 due to cranial bleeding. Fans worldwide mourn his loss, remembering his influential contributions to manga and entertainment
Nine batteries released from the ISS are expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere on Friday, with the European Space Agency monitoring the event. Germany is on alert for potential debris, while ESA assures minimal risk and anticipates a dazzling display as the batteries burn up.
A US army soldier, Sgt Korbein Schultz, has been arrested for allegedly selling sensitive US military information, including details on weaponry and operations. Schultz faces charges of conspiracy and bribery, highlighting the importance of safeguarding national defense secrets.
Renowned media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, 92, is set to marry retired molecular biologist Elena Zhukova, 67, marking his sixth marriage after splitting with Ann Lesley Smith, amidst a background of intertwined relationships and a complex social network.
An 11-year-old boy tragically passes away after attempting a dangerous TikTok challenge known as chroming. The incident sparks calls for increased awareness and parental vigilance regarding social media trends
Renowned chess grandmaster and political activist Garry Kasparov has been added to Russia's list of "terrorists and extremists" by the financial watchdog Rosfinmonitoring, imposing banking restrictions on him. This move, without explanation, raises concerns of Kremlin's broader efforts to suppress dissent, following previous classification as a "foreign agent" in 2022
The incident took place on October 21, 2021, during a rehearsal when a firearm being handled by actor Alec Baldwin discharged, hitting Hutchins and director Joel Souza.
Former Massachusetts Air National guardsman Jack Teixeira, 22, pleaded guilty to leaking national defense information, facing a potential sentence of 11 to 16 years and $50,000 fine.
Mark Stephen Mechikoff, accused of the grisly murder of Claribel Estrella and shocking social media revelation, made a startling claim during his recent court appearance, suggesting his confession was influenced by AI.
FBI hunts Majid Dastjani Farahani, suspected Iranian spy, for allegedly plotting to assassinate former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other American officials. Farahani, fluent in multiple languages, is believed to recruit individuals for operations in the US, possibly in retaliation for the 2020 killing of Major General Qasem Solei
A group of masked assailants opened fire at an outdoor party in California's King City, resulting in four deaths and three injuries. The suspects fled the scene, prompting a massive manhunt as authorities continue their investigation and urge the public for any information to apprehend those responsible.
Beloved ESPN reporter Chris Mortensen, known for his NFL coverage, passes away at 72. His passing mourned by the NFL community, leaving a lasting legacy
Former NBA player Rashid Byrd was sentenced to 90 years to life in prison for violent sexual assaults, some occurring in Los Angeles County, following an investigation initiated by the LAPD in 2019. Byrd, previously convicted in 2010 and with prior arrests, charmed victims before turning violent, leading to his arrest in 2020
Amid a large anti-Israel protest in Times Square, a grenade was discovered in an Uber vehicle, prompting an NYPD response and the evacuation of the area. The grenade was deemed inert, but investigations are ongoing.
French President Macron pledges to swim in the Seine to showcase its cleanliness for the Paris Olympics, while authorities race to ensure water quality meets standards amid concerns over bacteria levels and structural damage to a bridge.