The murder trial of a former Ohio sheriff's deputy began Wednesday in the 2020 shooting death of Casey Goodson, Jr., a 23 year-old black man trying to enter his grandmother's Columbus home.
Four Chinese nationals have been charged with providing U.S. technology to Iran, according to the Justice Department.
A monkey on the run from Scotland's Highland Wildlife Park was caught on camera by a drone searching near the zoo.
The Massachusetts State Lottery said two $1 million prizes from the same scratch-off game were claimed within a single half hour.
In a bid from a Donald Trump co-defendant to disqualify prosecutors from the Georgia election racketeering case, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade have been subpoenaed.
New York state Judge Arthur Engoron is poised to possibly rule as soon as Wednesday on how much Trump and co-defendants have to pay in a civil fraud case and if the ex-president can continue doing business in New York.
The People's Choice Awards announced Wednesday that Adam Sandler will receive the People's Icon Award at the ceremony on Feb. 18.
The Seattle Seahawks are expected to hire Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald as their head coach, replacing Pete Carroll.
Biogen, maker of the Alzheimer's medicine Aduhelm, announced Wednesday that it would "discontinue the development and commercialization" of the controversial drug.
Aaron Pierre told UPI that "Genius: MLK/X" shows how activists Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X passionately tried to achieve similar goals using different tactics in the 1950s and '60s.
A noninvasive wearable device may be able to predict preterm births by monitoring changes in maternal heart rate variability, a new study suggests.
President Joe Biden opened federal aid to parts of New York affected by flooding in September by making a disaster declaration on Wednesday for three counties.
For people with schizophrenia hospitalized after a psychotic episode, getting a long-acting antipsychotic injection works far better than pills to keep them from returning to hospital care.
Online retailer eBay has agreed to pay $59 million to settle claims that it violated the Controlled Substances Act by selling pill presses that were then used in illegal drug manufacturing.
The NBA fined Minnesota Timberwolves star guard Anthony Edwards $40,000 for "repeatedly publicly criticizing" officials after a recent win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, the league announced Wednesday.
K-pop group BabyMonster released a single and music video for the English-language song "Stuck in the Middle."
European retailer H&M surprised outsiders with the resignation of CEO Helena Helmersson on Wednesday after weak sales numbers over the previous fiscal year.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor will perform "Murder on the Dancefloor," her song that appears in the film "Saltburn," at the BAFTA Film Awards.
Workers at a South Carolina recycling center spent hours digging through the contents of a bin to find a diamond wedding ring lost by a resident.
Medical drama "Grey's Anatomy" will return for a 20th season on ABC in March.
A 285-year-old lemon found in the back of an old cabinet drawer was auctioned for $1,780.
The U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions Wednesday against three entities and one individual in Lebanon and Turkey for supporting Hezbollah and the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Quds Force.
"The Family Stallone," a reality series featuring Sylvester Stallone and his family, will return for a second season on Paramount+.
A 32-year-old Pennsylvania man is under arrest Wednesday after posting a video on YouTube holding up his father's decapitated head and calling for violence against federal officials.
The PGA Tour and Strategic Sports Group officially launched PGA Tour Enterprises on Wednesday, closing on an investment of up to $3 billion from the consortium of American sports team owners.
