Authorities still in the dark over cause of massive power outage that left millions without electricity across South America
Marshall Gilbert hit a bases-loaded single in ninth inning, giving Mississippi State a 5-4 walk-off win over Auburn at CWS
Progressives laud Oregon's cap-and-trade bill for prioritizing investments in low-income and rural communities, but some aren't sure the program will work as intended.
At least one person was shot and killed Sunday night at a graduation party.
Joshua Wong, a leader in Hong Kong's 2014 Umbrella Movement demonstrations, headed to join protesters after his release from prison
Witnesses say Mexico's Siglo XXI immigration holding facility is home to overcrowding, filthy conditions and abuse, emblematic of how the country has already been struggling to cope with a migratory surge even as it cracks down further under U.S. pressure
Early results in Guatemala's Sunday presidential election point to a businesswoman in the lead for a nation where tens of thousands have fled poverty and gang violence to seek a new life in the United States
The trial of a decorated Navy SEAL killing an Islamic State prisoner in his care is set to begin with jury selection on Monday
Column: You got this! A player with Down Syndrome and the Open champion she helped
Protesters in Hong Kong have left the streets, averting possible clashes with police by moving to areas near the city's government headquarters
A Belgian man says an encrypted phone message sent by his missing son could hold a clue to the 18-year-old tourist's disappearance from an Australian coastal town