As the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and summer season draw near, the city of Chicago, a Democratic stronghold, is grappling with a severe shortage of police officers.

Former President Donald Trump found himself in court once again on Friday, facing allegations in Alvin Bragg's trial concerning payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels, also known as Stephanie Clifford.

In a significant setback for Israel, the United Nations General Assembly voted on Friday, with an overwhelming majority of 143-9, to extend new "rights and privileges" to Palestinians and to revisit their application to become the 194th member of the U.N.

Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has sparked a wave of online criticism following her remarks on anti-Israel protesters, whom she accused of being historically uninformed.

In the early hours of Thursday, a Boeing 737-300 aircraft experienced a severe mishap during an attempted takeoff at Blaise Diagne International Airport in Senegal, resulting in grave injuries.

In a recent development that has reportedly left Prince Harry in tears, his elder brother Prince William has been honored with the title of colonel-in-chief of the Army Air Corps, a unit with which Harry had personally served in Afghanistan.

NASA is currently investigating the potential of constructing a lunar railway system, a concept that could revolutionize the way we perceive and interact with the moon.

In a striking display of audacity, a California woman has been found guilty of exploiting Target's self-checkout service to steal an estimated $60,000 worth of merchandise over a series of 100 visits.

In a chilling assault captured on camera, a woman was ambushed from behind, strangled with a belt until she lost consciousness, and subsequently raped.

In a recent conference held in Austin, Texas, Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh underscored the significance of court decisions that, despite being unpopular at their inception, have become integral to the "fabric of American constitutional law."