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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had seven turnovers as the Oklahoma City overcame errors to beat the Los Angeles Lakers in a second-round playoff opener.

Boston Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy called the Detroit Tigers' Framber Valdez "weak" for hitting Trevor Story with a pitch during a 10-2 loss.

If the fear is that Iran can or will build a nuclear weapon, destroying or neutralizing its supply of enriched uranium is only a partial solution.

Permssion granted by the Spanish govenment for a stricken cruise ship to dock in the Canary Islands was thrown into doubt by the islands' president.

MGM+ released photos from the series "American Hostage" on Tuesday. Coming this fall, the show stars Jon Hamm as Indianapolis radio host Fred Heckman.

North Korea has revised its constitution to remove all references to reunification with South Korea, a document shared by Seoul's Unification Ministry showed Wednesday.

The suspension of "Project Freedom" has made it unnecessary for Seoul to review whether to participate, National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac said Wednesday.

Republican voters in Indiana and Ohio largely backed Trump-aligned candidates Tuesday in primaries seen as tests of President Donald Trump's influence.

South Korean stocks shot up nearly 6.5 percent Wednesday, extending a record-breaking run to top the 7,300-point mark, driven by a semiconductor rally.

On May 6, 1935, in the depths of the Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order establishing the Works Progress Administration to provide work for the unemployed.

Actor Sadie Sandler turns 20 and actor Sasheer Zamata turns 40, among the famous birthdays for May 6.

The presiding judge of former first lady Kim Keon Hee's appeals trial on corruption charges was found dead outside a Seoul court early Wednesday, officials said.

A federal grand jury on Tuesday returned an indictment adding an additional assault charge against Cole Tomas Allen.

President Donald Trump announced a pause to Project Freedom on Tuesday night, less than 48 hours after the U.S. military began the operation.

The U.S. military said Tuesday it killed three people in its latest strike on a suspected drug-trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific.

Kim Coates says he and Alyson Hannigan came up with a detailed back story about why their "Solo Mio" characters would re-marry after divorcing twice.

Samuel Basallo belted three hits, while Adley Rutschman hit a go-ahead single to help the Baltimore Orioles snap a five-game skid Tuesday in Miami.

A S. Korean policy expert has criticized recent remarks by the country's unification minister, arguing they undermine the constitutional mandate.

One of 23 people injured in a weekend shooting at an Oklahoma City suburb has died, authorities announced Tuesday as the continue to search for a suspect.

A close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump has argued that restricting S. Korea's access to nuclear technology is a "strategic mistake."

Japan's child population has fallen for the 45th consecutive year to its lowest level since records began in 1950, with the country ranking second.

South Korea's Navy said its 3,000-ton-class submarine Dosan Ahn Chang-ho has completed the country's first independent trans-Pacific voyage.

S. Korea Trade Insurance Corporation said it signed MOU with ADB to jointly finance projects aimed at strengthening critical minerals supply chains.

Pennsylvania officials say they're suing an AI company after one of its chatbots posed as a doctor who could prescribe medication in the state.

The New York Giants agreed to a two-year contract with D.J. Reader, he confirmed Tuesday. Reader played for the Detroit Lions the last two seasons.