Drug company fined $150 million for not reporting suspicious orders
A prescription drug wholesale company was handed a record fine Tuesday on allegations from U.S. regulators of not reporting suspicious orders of painkillers.
Israel Air Force strikes 15 Hamas targets in Gaza
Israel launched air raids over Palestinian positions in the Gaza strip early Sunday morning, the Israeli Defense Force said.
Teammates, coaches, U of U officials pay tribute at vigil for slain Ute Aaron...
Speakers at a vigil for slain University of Utah football player Aaron Lowe remembered him as a hard worker, a supportive friend, a positive thinker and someone who always strove to improve himself.
Man arrested in fatal stabbing of two Mississippi nuns
A 46-year-old man was arrested in the stabbing death of two nuns in Mississippi, police said.
Former Rep. John Anderson dies at 95
Former U.S. Rep. John Anderson of Illinois, who ran for president as an independent in 1980, has died, his family announced Monday. He was 95.
Sen. Harris introduces bill to provide grants for longer school days
Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., introduced a bill that would award grants to schools that stay open for longer hours and close fewer days to closer fit the schedules of working parents.
Officials investigate robocall scams warning voters to stay away from polls
Voters across the country are estimated to have received an estimated 10 million automated spam calls in the last few days telling them to "stay safe and stay home," spurring investigations in multiple states and at the federal level.
U.S. Eyes Colorado Prisons For Guantanamo Detainees
The U.S. Defense Department is considering three Colorado prisons as possible sites to house terrorism suspects from the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention center.
Jeremy Corbyn: House Grenfell Tower fire victims in empty luxury homes
After a high-rise apartment building fire killed at least 17 people and displaced hundreds more in a poor area of London, Britain's Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has a plan: Use the empty homes of rich people to house the homeless.
France recalls ambassador to Italy over ‘baseless attacks’ on Macron
France recalled its ambassador to Italy Thursday, citing comments made by Italian politicians criticizing French President Emmanuel Macron.
James Webb Space Telescope confirms its first exoplanet
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered its first exoplanet -- a planet orbiting another star outside our solar system.
Motorcyclist crashes into car at high speed, ends up sitting on the trunk
A motorcyclist who crashed into the back of a car on a Washington state highway had a lucky escape from injury when he ended up sitting on the car's trunk.
States, businesses may bet big on Supreme Court’s gambling move
After the Supreme Court ruled last month against a law banning sports betting in the United States, an industry likely worth billions of dollars will soon come to several states -- and everyone's holding out their hands for a cut of the payout.
Progressive Democrats optimistic about passing infrastructure, social spending bills
Progressive Democrats in Congress were optimistic Sunday about the prospect of passing both a sweeping infrastructure bill and a social benefits measure despite ongoing pushback from moderates.