Gerald Ford Fast Facts
Here’s a look at the life of Gerald R. Ford, the 38th president of the United States. Personal Birth date: July 14, 1913 Death date: December…
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NFL player Myles Garrett appeals indefinite suspension imposed after helmet-swinging brawl, source says
Cleveland Browns defensive lineman Myles Garrett is appealing the indefinite suspension he received from the NFL after he struck another player with…
Continue Reading Attorneys for women who say Jeffrey Epstein abused them slam Prince Andrew’s BBC interview
Attorneys representing women who say Jeffrey Epstein abused them criticized Prince Andrew Monday and urged him to speak to law enforcement amid…
Continue Reading Bridge collapse in France leaves two dead and several injured
Two people were killed and several were injured after a bridge collapsed Monday in southwest France, according to local authorities. A 15-year-old…
Continue Reading Minnesota Twins prospect Ryan Costello found dead in New Zealand
Ryan Costello, a prospect in the Minnesota Twins organization, was found dead in New Zealand at age 23. Costello arrived in Auckland last week to…
Continue Reading Water vapor detected on Jupiter’s moon Europa, adding intrigue to potential for life
For the first time, scientists have discovered the presence of water vapor above the surface on Europa, Jupiter’s icy moon first visited by one…
Continue Reading A California school shooting survivor says ‘I wasn’t surprised that it happened’
Terrified and huddled in the corner of a classroom, sisters Jaimee and Madi Roeschke were ready to take on the gunman. “One of the students…
Continue Reading Texas appeals court blocks Rodney Reed execution
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals blocked the execution of Rodney Reed Friday, allowing a lower court to consider Reed’s claim that the state…
Continue Reading Leonid meteor shower rewards stargazers who braved the cold
The Leonid meteor shower peaked over the weekend, delighting stargazers who bundled up to catch the early-morning show. Photographer Matt Dasher went…
Continue Reading How to help Saugus High School shooting victims’ families and students
While nothing can bring back the two teenagers who died in the shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California, there are some ways you…
Continue Reading Bogaletch Gebre, the Ethiopian women’s rights activist who fought to end female genital mutilation, has died
Bogaletch Gebre, the Ethiopian women’s rights activist who fought to end female genital mutilation, has died. She was said to be 66. Gebre died…
Continue Reading Saturn’s moon Titan is largely covered in organic material, new evidence shows
Before NASA’s Cassini mission ended its study of Saturn in 2017, it also flew by Saturn’s moon, Titan. The data provided by the Hyugens…
Continue Reading A former inmate testified Patrick Frazee asked him to kill witnesses in murder trial
As he waited for his murder trial to begin, Patrick Frazee sent letters to a man he met in jail asking him to kill some of the witnesses, the former…
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10 shot, 4 dead at backyard football watch party in California
FRESNO, California — A group of family and friends were gathered in a backyard Sunday to watch a football game when a gunman walked up and…
Continue Reading A 9-year-old is collecting bottles to cover surgical costs for kids with cleft palates
Abigail Moen, 9, didn’t know what a cleft lip or cleft palate was until she watched a commercial that brought tears to her eyes. “I was…
Continue Reading A key witness could gut Trump’s entire impeachment defense this week
This was originally published as the November 18 edition of CNN’s Meanwhile in America, the daily email about US politics for global readers.…
Continue Reading The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the globe. Does it hide a darker core?
“I don’t want to be a flat Earther,” David Weiss says, his voice weary as he reflects on his personal awakening. “Would you…
Continue Reading France returns historical sword stolen in the 19th century back to Senegal
As part of its commitment to return artifacts stolen during colonial times, France is returning a sword that belonged to a 19th century Islamic…
Continue Reading Iran’s ‘largest internet shutdown ever’ is happening now. Here’s what you need to know
Iran has gone almost entirely offline as authorities try to stem the spread of nationwide protests that have gripped the country since Friday.…
Continue Reading A Cornell University student was last seen at a fraternity event. His family is offering a $10,000 reward for information about his death
The family of deceased Cornell University student Antonio Tsialas is offering a $10,000 reward for any information on how and why their son died last…
Continue Reading The great holiday decorations debate
It’s a debate as old as the holidays themselves. When, exactly, do you deck the halls? After all, there are two months from Halloween to New…
Continue Reading At least 22 transgender people have been killed this year. But numbers don’t tell the full story
Dana Martin was found in a roadside ditch. Chynal Lindsey was discovered in a reservoir. Bee Love Slater was found burned in a vehicle, and Bailey…
Continue Reading 5 things to know for November 18: Fresno shooting, Hong Kong protests, impeachment testimony
Your morning cup of coffee may start looking a little different. Dunkin’Â is scrapping foam cups in favor of more eco-friendly (yet less…
Continue Reading Iraqi spy chief warns ISIS is rebuilding
Senior members of ISIS are plotting mass prison breaks and a resurgence of terror after taking refuge in Turkey, according to the head of Iraqi…
Continue Reading Iran slams ‘hypocritical’ US support for economic protests
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi slammed US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for backing protesters in Iran on Sunday, describing…
Continue Reading Sri Lanka elects new president in first vote since deadly bombings
Sri Lanka’s former defense secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa has been elected as the country’s new President, winning 52.2% of the vote,…
Continue Reading A man shot his brother after mistaking him for a deer, police say
A man accidentally shot his brother while they were deer hunting in Michigan Saturday. The two men were hunting in Boston Township, about 130 miles…
Continue Reading Hong Kong protesters set fire to entrance of fortified university to hold back police
Protesters set fire to the entrance of Hong Kong’s Polytechnic University early Monday in a last ditch attempt to stop riot police from…
Continue Reading Social activities at Syracuse University fraternities suspended following racist incidents
All social activities of fraternities at Syracuse University have been suspended for the rest of the fall semester following the latest in a string…
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