Records

The Powerball draw on Wednesday and the Mega Millions draw on Friday are offering record-high jackpot prizes.

The lamb's gigot, a word for "his backside, his bum", was particularly good, according to one of the purchasing farmers.

Billboard reported that physical album sales suffered the most due to COVID-19 restrictions, dropping 36 percent.

The latest feat comes ahead of a new film out next month dedicated to Natalia Molchanova, who held 42 world records before she went missing on a dive in Spain in 2015.

A surprise burst of September snowfall in the northern Rocky Mountains prompted the Montana Governor to declare an emergency Sunday as several feet of snow blocked roadways and buried homes across several states.

The lawsuit alleged that the Democratic Party had "declared all-out political war" against the president and was using subpoenas as "their weapon of choice."

"Why don't you get up and swing up on that [expletive] pole for me? That's all you people are [expletive] good for."

Shane Patrick Moore was allegedly shot and killed by his niece following a confrontation in July 2016.

Nintendo hardware sales haven't been this high since 2011.

The incoming House Intelligence Committee chairman plans to subpoena the president's financial records.

The archdiocese said that it was fully cooperating with the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office's investigation.

"Red Dead Redemption 2" has broken new records for Rockstar.

From the largest gathering of people dressed as Albert Einstein to the biggest sofa in the world.

After the office of the president's personal lawyer was raided Monday, Donald Trump called the action a "disgrace."

The Patriots quarterback has all sorts of records, including one for wins. But he says he's not focused on that.

These two make quite an interesting pair.

The secret tool allows Uber or hackers to record screens even when users aren't using the app.

A White House spokesperson pointed out that Trump was not a federal employee at the time.

After 10 people died at a Florida nursing home during Hurricane Irma, the facility faked records showing a patient was fine, even though that person was already dead, according to state records.

Florence is three miles wide and will pass at a distance of over 145 million miles.

The officer was killed attempting to get into work.

The White House denied the accusations in the lawsuit filed by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and the National Security Archive.

In a Newsweek interview, electronic music legend Jean-Michel Jarre discusses his first U.S. tour, using analog instruments and sharing messages through music.

White House counsel is reportedly on the hunt for secret court warrants.

Brady and coach Bill Belichick break records as Patriots come back to win 34-28 in overtime.

President-elect backs off border wall promise, says fencing would be acceptable in some areas.

Trump's camp claims election officials illegally allowed people to join voting lines after the 8 p.m.. cutoff.

He is not a self-made man.

Dr. Oz reviewed with Donald Trump such topics as his nervous system, respiratory health and family medical history.

Medical records have been an issue on the presidential campaign trail in recent weeks.