The delivery driver who kidnapped and murdered a young girl was handed the death sentence as her family 'try to honour the beautiful little girl whose life was taken in the most senseless and horrific...

Drinks giants Pepsi and Diageo on Sunday pulled out of sponsoring a music festival in London headlined by US rapper Kanye West, who has a history of antisemitic outbursts.A spokesperson for Pepsi, the...

Iran used a newly developed ballistic missile in its latest barrage of airstrikes against Israel Saturday that is named after General Qassem Soleimani who was killed on orders from President Trump …

Nicholas O'Malley, a Boston police officer, pleaded not guilty Thursday to the fatal shooting of a Dorchester man last week during an alleged carjacking.

The jury returned a verdict after three hours of deliberation, three weeks of witness testimony and almost three years since Kouri Richins' arrest.

ALT: a man is drinking from a mug with the word do tell written on it .

ALT: a little girl is smiling in a black and white photo .

ALT: a sign that says " do n't forget to vote " on it

* * *

Kassidy Peters' application for a real estate appraiser license was initially rejected but she was later granted a second opportunity to be certified

ALT: a man with a mustache is smiling and looking at the camera .

ALT: a man in a suit and tie says on da grift in front of a crowd

ALT: a close up of a woman 's face with a blue background that says cause

ALT: a man with a mustache is smiling and looking at the camera .

ALT: a baby in a pink outfit is sitting on a couch and looking at something .

The son blasted the ‘Epstein loophole’ that allowed his lawmaker dad to avoid being put behind bars for allegedly assaulting kids.

ALT: a man wearing glasses and a black hoodie says serious question while holding a bag of chips .

Sahli Negassi, a 17-year-old African American student from West Orange, New Jersey, has earned a perfect 1600 on the SAT. This rare achievement places him among less than 1% of test-takers nationwide.

Rice argued during a podcast last week that "it is not going to end well" for corporations, news organizations, and law firms that "bent the knee" to Trump.