Prosecutors in Berlin say they have closed their investigation into the spectacular collapse of a huge aquarium last December after an expert report failed to pin down a reason why the tank burst

Kevin Magnussen’s car caught fire in a flashpoint during the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The Dane, driving for American-owned team Haas, came to a halt on the Wellington Straight while under pressure from the Aston Martin of Lance Stroll. Magnussen weaved to the left of the straight before the engine of his car blew up, with a huge fireball forming at the rear. Fortunately, Magnussen rapidly disembarked the car, with the incident resulting in a safety car in which the majority of the field pitted. Max Verstappen currently leads the race with British driver Lando Norris in second and Lewis Hamilton in third. More to follow… Read More F1 British Grand Prix LIVE: Race updates as Lando Norris falls behind Max Verstappen at Silverstone

Jennifer Lopez has declared her new album This Is Me ... Now will take fans on a 'musical experience' with the singer revealing it's all about the 'journey on the search for truth about love'

The Russian rouble weakened past 87 against the dollar to a 15-month low on Thursday, hampered by domestic

Mike Gundy’s run of 17 consecutive winning seasons as Oklahoma State coach could end this year if he doesn’t find a strong replacement for Spencer Sanders at quarterback

'That racist stuff is not funny at all. People have no shame,' a fan of Kai Cenat said

Mizkif Rinaudo shared advice he receieved from Twitch streamer Pokimane

'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' star Melissa Gorga was accusing her of calling the paparazzi on herself in order to outshine her nieces' graduation celebration

A man shot and killed Monday by a Philadelphia Police Department officer was inside a vehicle during the shooting -- not outside, as officers originally said -- the police commissioner announced.

Checking Conservative conference claims on HS2, inflation, defence spending, fracking and more.

By Andrew Gray BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has proposed adding 3.5 billion euros ($3.85 billion)

The Premier League's history of replaying games over referee mistakes after Jurgen Klopp asked for Liverpool's clash with Tottenham to be replayed due to Luis Diaz's disallowed goal