Robert Morris, founder of Gateway Church, was released from Oklahoma jail after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.
The Justice Department has issued its first correction to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, addressing an error in a footnote.
Workers at major technology and entertainment companies are organizing grassroots efforts to challenge executive decisions on immigration and international issues.
Trading platform Robinhood has introduced a new premium credit card aimed at affluent clients through an invitation-only system.
Japan plans to triple its tourist tax while Netherlands sees visitor drops after VAT increases, highlighting tourism policy challenges.
Mining giant BHP has selected Brandon Craig, head of its Americas operations, to succeed Mike Henry as chief executive officer.
Hamas urged Iran to halt attacks on Gulf states while supporting Tehran's right to defend itself against US and Israeli aggression.
A Russian attack on a residential building in Ukraine killed at least eight people, drawing condemnation from President Zelenskyy.
Payment giant Mastercard announced plans to acquire stablecoin infrastructure company BVNK in a deal valued at up to $1.8 billion.
Shares of Dell Technologies and HP Inc. gained ground following reports of potential acquisition speculation surrounding the technology companies.
Brian Cole Jr., accused of planting pipe bombs near party headquarters before Jan. 6, argues Trump's clemency applies to his case.
A strong heat dome is bringing record-breaking temperatures to western states, with some areas experiencing highs 40 degrees above normal.
All-star guard Kelsey Plum has signed a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Sparks.
Dr. Casey Means faced Senate questioning on vaccines, chronic illness priorities, and past statements during her delayed confirmation hearing.
State officials are investigating reports that masked individuals offered cash and food to voters in exchange for signatures on ballot petitions in San Francisco.
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