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The president is down in the polls after overseeing the world's second deadliest coronavirus outbreak and a weak economy

The United Kingdom said on Thursday it had evacuated more than 13,000 people from Afghanistan, with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson saying his government would continue with its evacuation operation in Kabul after an attack near the airport.

Al Capone is infamous for having been a ruthless mob boss, but one of his granddaughters says his softer side will shine through when the family auctions the Prohibitionera gangsters personal items including diamondencrusted jewelry with his initials, fa...

An Alaska borough mayor, who says he is not a medical professional, has promoted a debunked treatment for COVID19 that is intended more for farm animals.

Syed Ahmad Shah Sadat started working as a food delivery professional for German company Livrando after his money ran out, according to Sky News.

A senior Taliban official said Idris had long experience working on financial issues with the previous leader of the movement, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, who was killed in a drone strike in 2016.

A Washington state tech executive has been sentenced to two years in prison after fraudulently obtaining nearly $1.8 million in federal COVID19 disaster relief loans.

A Pennsylvania woman who pleaded guilty to coughing and spitting on food at a supermarket in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced Tuesday to at least a year in jail.

A California judge declared a mistrial Tuesday in the embezzlement trial of attorney Michael Avenatti, who is charged with stealing millions in settlement money from his clients.

Facing the prospect of being the first New York governor to be impeached in more than a century, Cuomo announced plans to resign on August 10.

Israeli warplanes bombed Hamas sites in Gaza in response to incendiary balloons launched from the Palestinian enclave that caused brush fires in southern Israel, its military said early on Tuesday.

U.S. President Joe Biden will face pressure to extend an Aug. 31 deadline to evacuate thousands seeking to flee the Taliban in Afghanistan when he meets Group of Seven (G7) leaders at a virtual meeting on Tuesday.

A fire that authorities blamed on an illegal candle balloon burned for a second day Monday at Brazils Juquery state park outside Sao Paulo, which was showered with ash from the blaze a day earlier.

The 1988 Sanctions Committee, also known as the Taliban Sanctions Committee, was formed through resolution number 1988 in 2011.

Anne Springs Close, who used her family's textile fortune to give back to the community through education and land preservation, died Friday. She was 95.

The former president of the union that represents Arizona's corrections officers has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for embezzling money from the union treasury, the Arizona Attorney General's office announced Friday.