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British Prime Minister is facing calls to sack a controversial advisor who has previously said that black Americans have lower IQs than white Americans and has voiced support for compulsory contraception in order to prevent the creation of a “permanent underclass.”

Mark Zuckerberg has asked for more regulation of Big Tech companies. Europe is preparing to give him what he wants.

Texans have dubbed a high-rise office building the “Leaning Tower of Dallas” after it failed to come down during an implosion on Sunday.

These Presidents Day sales are worthy of the highest office in the land. The holiday weekend means dozens of discounts on everything you’ve been waiting to buy, from mattresses and kitchen appliances to fashion and electronics.

Amarah Banks, 26, and her daughters Zaniya Ivery, 5, and Camaria Banks, 4, had been the subjects of an Amber Alert after they were reported missing on February 9.

Fire and rescue officials converged on the scene of a ruptured gas line in Texas that was shooting 150-foot flames into the air Monday morning, Corpus Christi Deputy Fire Chief Richie Quintero said.

Giddy investors in stocks have shrugged off worries about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the global financial markets. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both closed at new all-time highs Friday.

New research from Yale University suggests that blood that coursed through their giant frames would have been warm, rather than cold-blooded, as the creatures had traditionally been assumed to be.

At least 14 children were among 22 people killed by armed men in restive northwest Cameroon, according to a UN official.

Porto striker Moussa Marega walked off the pitch during a match against Vitoria de Guimaraes Sunday after he was subjected to racist abuse from opposition fans.

When Nadia King, 6, was removed from her school last week and taken to a mental health facility for an involuntary psychiatric evaluation, she was held under Florida’s Baker Act, according to an incident report from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

William J. Barber and Liz Theoharis write that there is untapped potential among the voting bloc of 23 million poor and low-income voters that remains largely ignored by the major political parties.