Power outages mount as fierce storm sweeps through Midwest, Northeast
A rapidly strengthening storm spawned high winds and led to power outages of more than 750,000 customers outages with property damage in the Midwest and northeastern United States and flooding along the shores of the Great Lakes into Monday.
Five Dead in Al-Shabab Attack on Mogadishu Hotels
Al-Shabab militants claimed responsibility for attacks at two hotels in Somalia's capital of Mogadishu on Friday, which killed five people.
Biden announces top national health selections
President-elect Joe Biden announced his picks Monday to head national health agencies and named California Attorney General Xavier Becerra as secretary of the Department Health and Human Services.
40-Year-Old Canadian Men Seeking Answers After Being Switched At Birth
Two men from Manitoba, Canada, are investigating the circumstances surrounding them being given to the wrong families after being born at a federal hospital
Gunman Kills 1, Injures 2 in Shooting at Northern California College
Police were searching for a gunman who opened fire Thursday at a community college in Sacramento, killing one person and injuring two others, officials said.
Trump rips ‘lazy’ Bill Barr after former AG commented on indictment
June 11 (UPI) -- Former President Donald Trump called Bill Barr a "lazy" and "disgruntled former employee" after the former attorney general commented on the indictment of...
5 dead after vehicle plows into crowd on sidewalk in Ukraine
Five people are dead after a vehicle plowed into a crowd on a sidewalk in the city of Kharkiv in the Ukraine Wednesday, police said.
Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon and twins pose for family Easter photo
Mariah Carey and her ex-husband Nick Cannon reunited on Easter Sunday to spend time with their children, 5-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan.
EPA proposes rolling back regulations on methane emissions
The Trump administration on Thursday proposed a new rule to roll back restrictions on the monitoring of methane, a greenhouse gas contributing to global warming.
Supreme Court sides with praying coach in religious freedom case
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a Washington state school district violated the First Amendment rights of a football coach when he was disciplined after praying on the field after games.
Lady Gaga poised to perform at Sunday’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
The game between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots may be the main event at Sunday's Super Bowl, but there will be plenty of musical entertainment, as well.
Buses on Strike in Panama as Summit of the Americas Begins
A bus strike in Panama City, Panama, began Monday as delegations arrived for the upcoming weekend's Summit of the Americas.
Ohio police chief, 3 others dead in nursing home shooting
A gunman who opened fire in a nursing home Friday killed a newly minted Ohio police chief and two nursing home employees, authorities said. The gunman was also found dead.
Possible Suicide Bomb Vest Found In Paris Suburb Linked To Attacks
authorities on Tuesday were examining what appeared to be a suicide bomb vest that resembles those used in the deadly Islamic State Paris attacks.