Research describes how a unified chimpanzee group in Uganda's Kibale National Park split into factions, resulting in coordinated attacks and nearly 30 deaths.
Unearthed 1997 US State Department diplomatic cables identify former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams as IRA war council member.
A federal appeals court granted a temporary stay preventing the detention and deportation of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil while he seeks Supreme Court review.
Four masked men stole paintings by renowned artists from a museum in Parma, Italy during a nighttime break-in.
Artificial intelligence tools are being deployed across various industries, from medical claims processing to personal finance management and video game preservation.
DHS disputes media characterization of machete attack suspect while separate case involves guilty plea for impersonating Border Patrol agent.
American utility companies are planning massive infrastructure investments over the next five years to strengthen power grids amid growing electricity demands.
A Chicago police officer was fatally shot and another critically wounded by a robbery suspect receiving medical treatment while in police custody at a hospital.
Sen. Lindsey Graham said Iran's regime will fall after speaking with Israeli PM Netanyahu, who expressed gratitude to Trump.
Multiple wildfires in northern Florida have halted Amtrak train service, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded on trains for more than a day.
Commodity trading firms have generated significant profits as geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions create market opportunities.
Georgia's Kirby Smart and Texas's Steve Sarkisian offer different visions for SEC's future amid ongoing college football reform discussions.
Karoline Leavitt and Kaitlan Collins engaged in a heated exchange over media coverage of U.S. service members killed in Iranian operations.
Britain's Defence Investment Plan faces delays ahead of NATO summit while alliance members grapple with defense spending targets.
A group of insurance companies announced continued coverage of routine vaccines through 2027 as debates over vaccine policies intensify.
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