The River Seine in Paris has risen to its highest level since 1982, forcing the city to close landmarks and parts of the metro system.
Hundreds of people were rescued from a capsized boat south of the island of Crete on Friday; many more are missing, some are expected to be dead.
The John F. Kennedy Center will pay tribute to Marvin Gaye in How Sweet It Is: A Tribute to Marvin Gaye hosted by Whoopi Goldberg on June 5.
After dropping “POC That Still A Ryda” and teasing the release of her new album, M.I.A. revealed that she is not allowed to enter the United States.
An editorial in DPRK Today, a North Korean media outlet, declared support for Donald Trump and his policies on Tuesday.
Verizon Communications and leaders of strike unions have reached a tentative deal in hopes to end the strike which began on April 13.
Iraq government forces held back a four-hour attack by the Islamic State on the city of Fallujah on Tuesday.
On Tuesday morning, North Korea conducted its fourth failed attempt in two months at firing an intermediate-range Musudan ballistic missile.
A day at the Cincinnati Zoo turned deadly on Saturday when a 3-year-old boy fell into a gorilla enclosure.
Amber Heard appeared in court with a bruised face, accusing Johnny Depp of repeated domestic abuse.