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By Raphael Satter (Reuters) - A reported trucker protest planned to coincide with the Super Bowl appears to be going nowhere, a social media monitoring firm that has been tracking the issue said on Sa...

By Gabriele Pileri VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - Thousands of people revelled in the start of the annual Carnival celebrations in Venice on Saturday, marking a slow return to normality after the COVID-19 ...

By Rory Carroll INGLEWOOD, Calif. (Reuters) - The new SoFi Stadium will get its day in the sun when the $5.5 billion venue hosts the NFL's championship game on what is forecast to be the hottest ever ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dripping chocolate covered homemade, heart-shaped marshmallows at Li-Lac Chocolates' 9000-square-foot production space in New York City, as the chocolate factory ramped up product...

KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's central bank on Saturday criticised Washington's plan to use half the bank's $7 billion in frozen assets on U.S. soil for humanitarian aid and set aside the rest to pos...

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. – Police in an Iowa community say a teen has been charged with the death of a teen from Peoria last year. Our news partner 25 News, through sister station KCRG in Cedar Rapids,...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Two southeast Asian films competing at this year's Berlin Film Festival explore what violence does to human beings, one through painful historical narrative and one through fantasy....

PEORIA, Ill. – They did it. The Peoria Salvation Army announced Friday they not only met their $1.7 million goal through their annual Tree of Lights campaign this past holiday season, they excee...

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's government has decided to extend a cap on fuel prices for another three months beyond its expiry due on Tuesday, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in his annual state of ...

PEORIA, Ill. – Some healthcare professionals in Peoria are getting a message of “thanks a lot” — even though the Girl Scouts no longer sell a cookie by that name. A nine-year-o...