Former NFL hopeful sentenced in wife’s Park City stabbing death
A former NFL hopeful has been sentenced for the 2017 stabbing death of his estranged wife in a Park City hotel.
Oregon Greenlights Pharmacist-Prescribed Birth Control
Pharmacists in Oregon are now permitted to prescribe birth control pills to qualifying women as part of a wave of new state laws for 2016.
178 migrants rescued in abandoned trailer in Mexico
Mexican authorities rescued 178 migrants abandoned in an trailer in the Veracruz state of Mexico, the country's National Institute for Migration said.
Active-duty COVID-19 case count continues upward climb
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases among active-duty military members grew by about 4,000 in the month of July -- a 60 percent increase, according to Department of Defense statistics.
NYPD: Former CDC head Frieden arrested for groping woman
New York City police arrested Tom Frieden, the former head of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, on Friday for accusations he forcibly touched a woman.
Australian cyclist’s GoPro captures smiling quokka’s adorable leap
An Australian cyclist who stopped to look at a quokka chasing after him was wearing a camera that captured the seemingly smiling animal's leap into his arms.
LDS missionary fatally injured in Mexico City bicycle accident
An LDS Church missionary serving in Mexico has died in a bicycle accident.
Flu outbreak in North Korea kills 4, affects 200,000
North Korea has requested humanitarian assistance after a flu outbreak killed four people and affected tens of thousands this winter, a Red Cross report showed Friday.
Patrick AFB in Florida will be first facility renamed under Space Force
Patrick Air Force Base in Florida will be the first base to be renamed as a Space Force base within the next 30 days, the commander of the 45th Space Wing at Patrick said Friday.
Obama announces goal to send humans to Mars — and back — by 2030s
President Barack Obama on Tuesday published an opinion piece outlining plans for the United States to send humans to Mars by the 2030s -- and bring them back.
Gov. Greg. Abbott says no public schools or government entities will be allowed to...
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that public schools can no longer require masks on their campuses starting June 5. The decision was part of a new executive order that bans government entities in Texas - like cities and counties - from mandating masks in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Liam Hemsworth recalls losing Thor role to brother Chris Hemsworth
Liam Hemsworth says he wasn't too disappointed when he lost the role of Thor to his brother Chris Hemsworth.
North Korea Tests Possible Hydrogen Bomb
The North Korean government claims it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, setting the region on alert and setting off a tremor in the area of its test site.
DHS expedites part of Trump’s border security order — including the wall
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday said it has issued a waiver to hasten legal requirements related to President Donald Trump's immigration efforts -- including his long-promised border wall.