British Parliament votes to seek Brexit extension
The British Parliament voted Thursday request a deadline extension for withdrawing from the European Union.
LDS Apostle, wife test positive for COVID-19
An Apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has tested positive for COVID-19.
100 decapitated bodies found in mass grave, Iraqi military says
Iraq's Joint Military Command said a mass grave with the decapitated bodies of 100 civilians has been discovered inside of a school near a town south of Mosul previously controlled by the Islamic State.
Report: Drunken Kim Jong Un forces military patriarchs to write apologies
Kim Jong Un may have been intoxicated while punishing North Korean military elders, according to a Japanese press report published Tuesday.
Former KSL TV news anchor Dick Nourse dead at 83
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 18, 2023 (Gephardt Daily) -- Legendary Utah news anchor Dick Nourse, who was the face and voice of KSL...
Amy Schneider on ‘Jeopardy’ win streak: ‘I never expected to do this well’
Reigning "Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider discussed her success on the quiz show Monday while appearing on "Good Morning America.
L.A. County sheriff’s sex-crimes detective charged with raping teen
A Los Angeles County sheriff's sex-crimes investigator was charged Wednesday with tying up and raping a teen girl whose case he was investigating.
Sanders Apologizes As Democrats Spar Over National Security, Guns and the Islamic State
Sen. Bernie Sanders kicked off the third Democratic primary debate with an apology to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. It came during Sander's answer to a question from moderator David Muir about a staffer who accessed her campaign's polling and donor data last week.
Netanyahu, Kerry Expected To Meet Next Week In Europe
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu next week in Europe.
Trump, North Korea’s Kim to hold second summit in February
U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will hold a second round of talks on denuclearization in February, the White House announced Friday.
Spain’s King Felipe VI Revokes Sister’s Royal Title
Cristina de Borbon, sister of Spain's King Felipe VI, had her royal title revoked Friday over her alleged involvement in a tax fraud scandal.
Update: LDS church issues statement after missionary fights back, foils armed robbery attempt in...
A video of an LDS missionary who decided not to turn the other cheek, and instead beat up an armed attacker trying to rob him, has gone viral after surveillance footage of the exchanged surfaced.
U.K. foreign secretary suggests Russia ‘may have committed’ war crime in Syria
Saying Russia may have deliberately targeted civilians during an attack on Aleppo, U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson suggested the country may have committed war crimes.
Federal court denies objection to Trump University settlement
A $25 million settlement against Trump University was upheld Tuesday after a federal appeals court rejected a challenge from one plaintiff who wanted to take the case to trial.