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"Jurassic Park" may have seared the vision of dinosaurs as scary, scaly creatures into many of our minds, but new findings further undermine the terrible lizards' ferocity.

Margaret Thatcher became the first UK female prime minister in 1979; Theresa May is now its second. What has changed for women worldwide since 1979?

The Louisiana police officers who fatally shot a black man pinned to the ground did so after seeing the man reach for a gun, a Baton Rouge detective said.

Yes, astronomers have discovered dark sand dunes on Mars that resemble Morse code. But no, they don't think little green men are trying to tell us something.

A 9-year-old girl has set a new state record by reeling in a massive 94.6-pound fish.

China said Wednesday it has the right to set up an air defense zone (ADIZ) in the hotly disputed South China Sea, a day after a landmark court ruling against Beijing's claims in the contested waters.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's well-known candor was on display in her chambers late Monday, when she called Donald Trump a "faker."

President Barack Obama on Tuesday emotionally hailed the bravery of America's police forces at a memorial for five officers gunned down in Dallas, but warned the despair of minority communities who see the criminal justice system weighted against them must not be ignored.

It takes longer to recover from jet lag when traveling eastward than westward, according to a math model developed by researchers at the University of Maryland.

Airbus is radically cutting the production of its A380 aircraft, struggling to find new buyers for the super jumbo jet.

Anthony Kennedy fled the confines of Washington for the big skies of Montana to deliver his first public comments since the grand finale of a tumultuous term.

The effort to unbind delegates has struggled to gain traction early on at Republican Party meetings in Ohio

Human traffickers get to know children's vulnerabilities, to become the person that the child wants in their life. Once trust is gained, exploitation begins.

"Officially, you do not exist." That's the alarming title of a new report published by Amnesty International alleging human rights violations occurring in Egypt.

Even for a justice with unquestioned integrity, announcing a presidential preference ahead of an election upends the long tradition of formal neutrality of the Supreme Court, Jeffrey Toobin says.

Two trains collided head-on in a rural area of southeastern Italy on Tuesday morning, killing at least 27 people, officials said.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Everyone is shuffling around furiously swiping at their phones and bragging about their Vaporeon and you're just sitting here like "What's a Pokéball?"

As Britain's David Cameron hums his way towards the exit, Robin Oakley grades the outgoing Prime Minister's time in office, from Brexit to Syria.