LONDON Irish-born singer Sinead O'Connor, known for her hit single "Nothing Compares 2 U", has died at the

Dozens of people have protested in front of the Central Bank of Iraq in Baghdad and bank owners called for official action to stem a sharp increase in the dollar exchange rate

British businessman Joe Lewis faces multiple counts of fraud in a Manhattan court room.

Some African leaders have arrived in Russia for a summit with President Vladimir Putin as the Kremlin seeks more allies amid the fighting in Ukraine

Forensic scientist Henry Lee is defending his work after a court ruling found him liable for fabricating evidence in a Connecticut murder trial that sent two innocent men to prison for decades

Are the Cleveland Cavaliers and Donovan Mitchell destined for an abrupt ending? One NBA insider thinks so.So far, the 2023 NBA off-season has been much quieter than 2022. By this time last year, a number of marquee trades had been swung, such as Rudy Gobert to the Timberwolves and Dejounte Murra...

My music festival experience almost always ends up with me nursing achy feet, feeling dehydrated, painfully sun burnt and ready to go home before the headliner hits the stage.”If I can’t be in VIP, I’m not doing another festival,” I used to joke with my friends and they would nod in agreement. However, the reality is that VIP options can be pricey, and considering the amazing lineups I’ve seen this year, missing out on festivals just doesn’t sit well with me either..

'It’s not their decision. There are no repercussions if they are wrong. I get all the repercussions if they are wrong,' said Ice Cube

By Richa Naidu and Chandini Monnappa (Reuters) -Consumer products giants including Unilever, Coca-Cola and Reckitt have shown they can raise

The Federal Aviation Administration says it's giving manufacturers more guidance on safety information that they must disclose when seeking certification of new large planes

Larry Summers, the former Obama and Clinton official, slammed parts of Biden's economic agenda as "increasingly dangerous" this week, saying it could end up causing higher prices for Americans.

An NBA insider discusses the real reason for Dillon Brooks' departure from the Memphis Grizzlies, and it has nothing to do with issues off the court.This offseason, Houston picked up Dillon Brooks on a four-year, $80 million sign-and-trade. Interestingly enough, Brooks was actually draftedb...