Cristobal Del Solar shoots a 57, lowest ever in the PGA tour
Thirty-year-old Chilean golfer Cristobal Del Solar on Thursday shot a historic 13-under 57. the lowest ever in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event, at the PGA's Astara Golf Championship in Bogota.
Thirty-year-old Chilean golfer Cristobal Del Solar on Thursday shot a historic 13-under 57. the lowest ever in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event, at the PGA's Astara Golf Championship in Bogota.
A North Carolina man won $200,000 in a second-chance lottery drawing after previously winning $100,000 from a scratch-off ticket.
A federal judge rejected former Donald Trump adviser Peter Navarro's bid to stay out of prison while he appeals his contempt of Congress conviction for defying a subpoena from the Jan. 6 select committee.
Multi-genre music legend Usher says his upcoming performance at the Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII halftime show will be "a new beginning" for his career.
In a new video released Thursday, Studio Ghibli co-founder Toshio Suzuki explained how Hayao Miyazaki based the heron in "The Boy and the Heron" on him, and how hand drawn animation will thrive along with computers.
President Joe Biden Thursday declined to make executive-privilege claims in Special Counsel Robert Hur's investigation into classified documents found at the president's home and office.
Foreign investment in the nation's farmland has raised concern among U.S. lawmakers and governmental officials, particularly after reports about Chinese companies buying land near military bases.
The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday that robocalls generated with artificial intelligence are now illegal.
Wednesday is Valentine's Day -- an occasion that traditionally combines romance with big business. One of the biggest businesses is selling roses, which Americans increasingly love.
Finland's border with Russia is still closed and will remain closed until April 14, according Finland's Ministry of the Interior.
K-pop star Ten released a performance film for "Ten," his forthcoming debut solo EP.
A person's chance of surviving cardiac arrest while receiving CPR declines from 22% after one minute of chest compressions to less than 1% after 39 minutes of compressions, researchers reported Wednesday in the BMJ.
An 8-foot metal object wound up on the roof of a Philadelphia home and the house's residents said they suspect it may have fallen from a plane.
Reducing homelessness by 25% could save nearly 2,000 lives lost each year to opioid overdoses, a new study estimates.
A moose was caught on camera chasing skiers down the a slope at a Wyoming resort.
The Center for Disease Control said it was investigating an unknown gastrointestinal disease outbreak on Cunard's Queen Victoria ship, which is en route from San Francisco to Hawaii.
"Inside Out 2," a sequel to the Disney-Pixar animated film featuring Amy Poehler, opens in June.
Julio Iglesias and Netflix are developing a new series about the Spanish singer's life and career.
A construction crew working on a future college campus near a Florida airport unearthed what turned out to be an inert World War II-era bomb.
"The Regime," a political satire series starring Kate Winslet and Matthias Schoenaerts, is coming to HBO and Max.
The White House said Thursday Jordan's King Abdullah II will meet with President Joe Biden in Washington Feb. 12 for talks on how to deepen relations and create a vision for a durable peace as the Gaza war continues.
As Israeli bombs fell on Rafah Thursday, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians braced for a ground attack in the southern Gaza city where roughly half of Gaza's 2.3 million civilian population is sheltering.
"Knuckles," a new show featuring Idris Elba as Sonic the Hedgehog sidekick Knuckles, is coming to Paramount+.
Two JetBlue flights out of Boston's Logan Airport were canceled after they touched while crews were de-icing them Thursday.
The Philadelphia 76ers agreed to trade two players and three draft picks to the Indiana Pacers in exchange for forward Buddy Hield, a league source told UPI on Thursday.