The New York Knicks are protesting their Monday night loss to the Houston Rockets, following admission by officials and the league that a late foul call was incorrect.
Tragedy struck as a vehicle crashed into a Texas hospital's emergency room, killing one driver and injuring five on Tuesday evening, as reported by the Austin Police Department.
The US Senate's $95B foreign aid package encounters resistance from House Republicans. Democrats argue its vital role in sustaining global democracy, setting the stage for legislative contention over the substantial funding proposal.
After Super Bowl LVIII, the Pittsburgh Steelers released three players, including quarterback Mitch Trubisky, as part of post-season roster adjustments.
A plane carrying four Canadian skydivers crashed on a southern Mexico beach on Sunday, resulting in the death of a man who was present with his wife, as confirmed by authorities.
Portland police identified the suspect in the Lents neighborhood shooting as 70-year-old William Albert Haynes, also known as Billy Jack Haynes. He is suspected of fatally shooting his 85-year-old wife, Janette Becraft, leading to an hours-long police standoff.
Emergency crews in Trinidad and Tobago are working urgently to address a large oil spill caused by an unidentified vessel grounding near the Caribbean island. The incident poses a threat to Carnival tourism in the region.
Former President Donald Trump raised concerns about NATO's future, stating he might not support European nations if attacked by Russia and could even "encourage" Russian actions.
Ecuador's Constitutional Court granted a terminally ill patient's request to decriminalize euthanasia, instructing the National Assembly to pass legislation regulating the procedure within a year.
A 15-year-old Ohio teenager prevented a potential mass shooting at his school when another student revealed a kill list and intentions to shoot eight students and a teacher.
Police fatally shot five armed environmental protection agents in Haiti's capital during ongoing protests demanding Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation.
Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. secured a $19.9 million salary for the 2024 season following a successful outcome in his arbitration case on Wednesday.