The unusual discovery was made at an archaeological site in Mexico that was inhabited between 600-1350 A.D.

China's export controls on gallium and germanium take effect on Tuesday.

A burning car carrier off the Dutch coast has been towed to a new location away from shipping lanes as part of an operation to salvage the ship, the Dutch public works and water management ministry and local media said on Monday.

A small plane that crashed into the ocean just off a New Hampshire beach over the weekend flipped upside down when it hit the water before slowly rolling back into an upright position.

Images posted online prompt questions as to whether the animals are real - after one is shown standing upright on slender hind legs.

France's foreign minister on Monday denied accusations from Niger's junta that Paris is plotting military action to support ousted President Mohamed Bazoum. The deposed leader has been held by Niger’s…

Lebanon's embattled central bank governor stepped down Monday under a cloud of investigation and blame for his country's economic crisis as several European countries probe him for alleged financial…

Cdr Julian Bennett, who wrote a recent drugs strategy for the force, is also said to have used LSD.

Vice Adm. Frank Bradley, commander of Joint Special Operations Command, met with Col. Isagani Criste, commander of the Philippine army's First Scout Ranger…

DEVELOPING! Today begins the trial of Andy Ngo vs. Rose City Antifa, et al.

Ngo is seeking nearly $1 million in damages from alleged Antifa violence, which began in 2019 in Portland, Oregon.

The trial is expected to last at minimum 5 days, Katie Daviscourt…

Police have arrested the son of Colombia’s president as part of a high-profile money laundering probe into funds he allegedly collected during last year’s presidential campaign.

New rules passed by El Salvador’s congress will allow courts to try accused gang members in group trials, in an effort to expedite tens of thousands of criminal cases for those detained under the country’s crackdown on street gangs.

Two key Vatican investigators have begun an audit in Peru’s capital of a secretive Roman Catholic society with chapters across South America and in the U.S. following allegations that its founder sexually molested young recruits.