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The world has a new fastest man. Lamont Marcell Jacobs won the Olympic 100-m sprint on Sunday evening in Tokyo, in a time 9.80 seconds, earning him the coveted title of “world’s fastest man.” Jacobs is the first Italian man

Terror group’s leader has held the position since 2017, will stay on until 2025; reelection brings quadrennial Hamas secret leadership vote to a close

After her emotional gold-medal performance in the women’s all-around competition, Sunisa Lee continued her medal hunt with a bronze in the uneven bars apparatus finals. Lee qualified second in the event, and was up first in the rotation of eight

Jacobs beat his personal best time and put his star solidly on the map in the blazing fast race. The U.S.’s Fred Kerley, who is 26 and from San Antonio, took silver. (Image credit: David Ramos/Getty Images)

Five suspects held in custody after court hearing; police say they punched, threatened and tried to stab the hotel employees

Lawrence Handley, 53, a business executive from Lafayette, La., pleaded guilty this week to three criminal charges after a plot to kidnap his estranged wife went badly awry.

Want to help the environment? Going carless is an excellent start.

Anderson Cooper is selling his mother’s perpetually reimagined two-bedroom, where she lived for nearly 25 years, for $1.125 million.