Car swallowed by sinkhole in Albany, N.Y.
A car in Albany, N.Y., was swallowed by a large sinkhole that formed as a result of heavy rains and a water main break.
N.Y. cases top 66,000; Trump says national stay-at-home order unlikely
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in New York, the U.S. epicenter of the crisis, has surpassed 66,000 with the addition of 7,000 new cases, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in an update Monday.
Prince Harry says counseling rescued him from despair of Diana’s death
Prince Harry sought counseling four years ago after "shutting down all of my emotions" for almost two decades after the death of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
Albuquerque Police: 11 people stabbed, suspect in custody
Police in Albuquerque are investigating seven possible crime scenes and a stabbing spree that reportedly sent 11 victims to area hospitals.
7.0-magnitude earthquake rocks Philippines
A 7.0-magnitude undersea earthquake struck off Davao Oriental in the Philippines late Saturday morning, frightening residents and triggering an initial tsunami alert.
Boy, 13, running for governor of Vermont
A candidate seeking the Democratic nomination for Vermont governor is facing a unique set of challenges due to one simple factor -- he's only 13.
Global Climate Conference Reaches Draft Agreement
Delegates from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change approved a draft agreement Saturday aimed at slowing global warming and reducing carbon emissions worldwide.
Maine Supreme Court rules to allow ranked-choice voting for presidential election
Maine will become the first state in the country to use ranked-choice voting in a presidential election after its Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled Republicans failed to meet criteria to block it.
Project to build more women statues in NYC to honor first black congresswoman
New York City officials announced Friday that Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman to serve in the U.S. House, will get a statue in Brooklyn as part of an effort to increase the number of women immortalized in stone throughout the city.
Surfside condo collapse death toll climbs to 94
The death toll from last month's partial collapse of a Surfside, Fla. condominium tower has risen to 94, the county's mayor said Monday.
Pensacola computer network targeted by cyberattack
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said Monday that it has not identified a connection between an ongoing cyberattack against Pensacola, Fla., and the mass shooting that occurred there Friday.
TikTok bans spur discussion about national security risks
The U.S. future of TikTok is increasingly uncertain as lawmakers and government organizations move to ban the app, while experts continue to debate the national security risk it may pose.
Mueller team seeks delay in releasing Manafort court documents citing ‘press of other work’
Prosecutors with special counsel Robert Mueller's team have asked a judge for an April 1 extension to respond to a request to unseal documents concerning the Paul Manafort criminal trial.
In Poland, VP Kamala Harris pledges U.S. aid for Ukraine, urges war crimes inquiry
As part of a three-day visit in Eastern Europe, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris said in Poland on Thursday that President Joe Biden's administration would welcome a war crimes investigation that focuses on Russian attacks in Ukraine.