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The world watches Ukraine. The U.S. knew Afghanistan's air force wouldn't last.

The omicron wave seemingly crests. Senate Democrats go back to the drawing board.

After hours of passionate debate, the legislation's fate was sealed in a slim vote: 52 to 48.

It’s been called one of the defining deals for consumer tech. But it's not done yet. And it could get pretty complicated.

Yanagihara's epic novel runs more than 700 pages and is divided between three parts, spanning 200 years but set at the same townhouse in Washington Square Park in New York City.

Nestled near Institute,West Virginia, is the Union Carbide chemical manufacturing plant. It's employed area residents for decades. Now, many associate the plant with chemical leaks and fires.

At least three people are confirmed dead and aid is now on its way.

2021 saw the United States break more temperature records than any other year since 1994.

Evaristo is the first Black woman to win the Booker Prize in the award's 53-year history.

The first 'Scream' films were celebrated for their blend of horror and humor.