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A lawyer for a longtime Adidas employee urged jurors to use common sense to conclude college basketball coaches knew money was being paid to families to steer top players to their schools

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Islamic State militants in Syria have recently seized some 700 people as hostages and are carrying out executions

People in Salinas, California, turn backyard sheds into illegal bedrooms and pack multiple generations into single-family homes to make ends meet

Four people who say they were sexually abused decades ago by five priests in parishes across Illinois are suing every diocese in the state for the abuse itself and what they say is a widespread and ongoing scheme to cover up clergy abuse.

Titans get in some late work at home before leaving late for London

President Donald Trump's lawyers are citing low TV ratings for a veterans fundraiser as proof he wasn't out to use his charity to boost his White House bid

A fire that ignited in an underground natural gas storage area in the San Francisco Bay Area prompted the evacuation of thousands of residents, as Chevron emergency crews worked to purge gas from a pipeline and prevent an explosion

John Isner was taken all the way by fellow American Bradley Klahn before winning his first match of the week at the Stockholm Open

Anastasija Sevastova has reached the semifinals of the Kremlin Cup by beating Russian veteran Vera Zvonareva 4-6, 7-5, 6-3

Correa moved from 7th to 4th in Astros batting order for Game 5 of ALCS against Red Sox

An investigation into a fatal Thunderbird crash in southern Nevada determined the pilot lost consciousness before his fighter jet slammed into the ground

Textron and Activision Blizzard slide while Alcoa and Acadia Healthcare jump

Column: Kershaw chases a World Series ring as he ponders his future

One-hundred volunteers have joined the search for a Wisconsin girl who went missing earlier this week and whose parents were shot and killed in their home

Starbucks selling stores, closing office in Europe after years of slowing sales

Leading human rights and journalists' organizations urged Turkey on Thursday to ask the United Nations to launch an investigation into the disappearance and "possible extrajudicial execution" of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi

Atlantic City wants to become the East Coast center of competitive video game tournaments, also known as esports

President Donald Trump says it "certainly looks" as though missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is dead

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is meeting with Panama's president to discuss the situations in Venezuela and Nicaragua

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and the state's congressional delegation are urging President Donald Trump to reconsider his administration's plan to shut down a half-built nuclear fuel facility in their state