McDonald’s Corp is temporarily closing its U.S. offices this week as it prepares to inform corporate employees about layoffs, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

A day after Twitter was supposed to begin removing verified check marks from accounts that would not pay for the platform’s new subscription service, many verified accounts appear to have kept their check marks — except for The New York Times.

Two suspects were arrested for the murder of two men who were drugged and killed on separate nights after visiting NYC gay bars last year, prosecutors said.

TOKYO — Ryuichi Sakamoto, a Japanese musician who scored for Hollywood movies such as “The Last Emperor” and “The Revenant,” has died.

Ex-Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr. condemned Trump’s attacks against Alvin Bragg on Sunday and warned that another criminal offense could “change the jury’s mind.”

People have worked for a century to make California’s Tulare Basin into a food grower’s paradise.

A parliamentary election in Finland on Sunday is shaping up as an extremely close race between three parties as Prime Minister Sanna Marin’s Social Democrats fight to secure a second term running the government.

Parisians vote Sunday on whether to do away with for-hire electric scooters.

One person was killed and three others were seriously injured Saturday in a drug-related shootout outside a Trader Joe’s grocery in Los Angeles, police said.

The Federal Aviation Administration is asking airlines to cut back on service for the summer season at some of the nation’s busiest airports due to a severe lack of air traffic controllers. NBC News’ George Solis shares how this could impact summer travel.