A former Pentagon official who was federally indicted last year on dogfighting charges in Maryland has pleaded guilty to some of the counts against him.

A military court in Congo handed down death sentences Friday to 37 people, including three Americans, after convicting them on charges of participating in a coup attempt.

Eagles are one of two Division II teams with two wins after 20-0 victory on the road against Matthew C. Perry.

Defending champion Panthers are now 2-1 after season-opening defeat to Okinawa rival Kubasaki.

Panthers are 2-0 after giving up an early touchdown before scoring again and again.

Red Devils set up showdown with Kadena by holding Trojans to a second-half touchdown.

Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada controlled, and may still control, a “veritable army” of cartel members, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Francisco Navarro. “His release would guarantee his flight.”

Astro Bot, the latest PlayStation Studios title from Team Asobi, captures a sense of childlike play and harnesses the power of the haptic controllers better than any other game ever has.

Vucic said Serbia will continue to assist ethnic Serbs in Kosovo socially and financially. He accused the EU and the U.S. of siding with Kosovo, announcing he would write to U.S. President Joe Biden, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and top EU officials and other world leaders over the current crisis.

A man who worked as a U.S. State Department diplomatic security officer pleaded guilty on Friday to joining a mob’s attack on the U.S. Capitol over three years ago, court records show.

From silky soups to tangy sauerkraut, here are five fabulous flavors for fall and some places on the Continent in which to enjoy them.

Minutes after entering the Capitol, the brothers allegedly assaulted a photographer who had been standing at the top of the east Rotunda stairs and fled with her equipment.

Initially, my interest in the Facebook Marketplace item was nothing more than casual curiosity, like online window shopping. But I didn’t stop there.

The U.S. State Department announced new sanctions on Russian state media Friday, accusing a Kremlin news outlet of working hand-in-hand with the Russian military and running fundraising campaigns to pay for sniper rifles, body armor and other equipment for soldiers fighting in Ukraine.

The E.U. sanctions that keep Russian assets immobilized need to be renewed by unanimous vote every six months. The U.S. has sought assurances that the assets will remain frozen since their profits will be used to repay a major aid package.