Child drowns off Greek coast after Turkey opens border with Europe
A child has died after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the Greek island of Lesbos, in what is believed to be the first reported death since…
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Here are the states voting on Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday is this week, and delegates from 14 states and one US territory are at stake. Tuesday’s contests are the largest to date in terms…
Continue ReadingHow you and your workplace can protect yourselves from the novel coronavirus
The novel coronavirus is now a “public health emergency of international concern,” killing more than 3,000 people and infecting more than…
Continue ReadingObamacare arguments put Supreme Court and health care in presidential election spotlight
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to once again become the decider on the future of Obamacare — the controversial law that has become a fabric of…
Continue ReadingNew York Times: Interior official pushes misleading information on climate crisis in agency reports
An Interior Department official pushed misleading information about climate change into the agency’s reports, according to The New York Times,…
Continue ReadingThe new ‘Bachelorette’ is….
ABC went back in the archives for the newest “Bachelorette.” It was announced Monday on “Good Morning America” that Clare…
Continue ReadingHillary Clinton can be deposed about her emails, judge rules
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton can be deposed for a lawsuit about the State Department’s recordkeeping of her emails, a federal…
Continue ReadingFlorida governor announces two cases of novel coronavirus in the state
Two cases of the novel coronavirus have been confirmed in Florida, according to state officials. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis updated the conditions…
Continue ReadingTravelers will face new restrictions and cancellations as coronavirus cases grow in the US
Travelers entering the United States will face new protocols as cases of novel coronavirus grow around the world. The US is expanding travel…
Continue ReadingJack Welch, former GE CEO, is dead
Jack Welch, who led General Electric through 20 years of its greatest financial success, has died. He was 84. Welch became CEO of GE in 1981 and led…
Continue ReadingDaughter of Steven Spielberg arrested in Nashville after alleged domestic assault
Click here for updates on this story NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) — After a night out on the town, Mikaela Spielberg found…
Continue ReadingJames Lipton, longtime host of ‘Inside the Actors Studio,’ has died at 93
James Lipton, whose serious interviews with high-profile stars “Inside the Actors Studio” for more than 20 years made him a well-known…
Continue ReadingRide2Revive Gives Sick Kids A Once-In-A-Lifetime Exhilarating Race Experience
Click here for updates on this story HOMESTEAD, FL (WFOR) — It is not always about the ‘need for speed’ or being…
Continue ReadingSome Colorado Springs Residents Must Get Bear-Proof Trash Cans
Click here for updates on this story COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (KCNC) — New rules are in place in parts of Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingVatican to open controversial WW2-era files on Pope Pius XII
Secret archives at the Vatican will be opened for the first time on Monday, giving scholars access to documents that may shed light on the…
Continue ReadingAmerican Airlines employees are wearing new uniforms
American Airlines is debuting new uniforms for 50,000 of its front-line employees, replacing its previous collection that some employees said…
Continue ReadingWendy’s breakfast menu launches today, so it’s giving away free sandwiches
Wendy’s has entered the free breakfast wars. To celebrate the launch of its new breakfast menu, the fast-food chain is giving away a free Honey…
Continue ReadingCoronavirus anxiety is devastating Chinese businesses in New York City
Coronavirus panic continues to pummel the Chinese business sector in New York City as fear of the deadly disease drives people away from east Asian…
Continue ReadingThe travel industry is suffering its worst shock since 9/11 because of coronavirus
It’s one of the largest industries in the world, with $5.7 trillion in revenue. It is responsible for an estimated 319 million jobs, or roughly…
Continue ReadingFilmmaker Documents Abandoned Sites In New England With Drone Camera
Click here for updates on this story CLINTON, MA (WBZ) — A Rhode Island filmmaker is looking to capture parts of New…
Continue ReadingIf you’re not sticking to a regular sleep schedule, you’re hurting your health, study says
Ok, I admit it. I often stay up late on weekends, catching up on TV or seeing friends, then decadently allow myself to slumber for hours past my…
Continue ReadingNASA is now accepting applications for new astronauts
The moment is finally here. NASA is accepting applications for aspiring astronauts. NASA wants to send another man and the first woman to the moon by…
Continue ReadingKlobuchar cancels campaign event after protesters occupy stage
Sen. Amy Klobuchar‘s campaign canceled a Sunday evening campaign event after dozens of protesters took the stage and would not leave inside a…
Continue ReadingStocks got slammed. Here’s what history suggests happens next
Last week’s coronavirus-fueled meltdown on Wall Street rivaled some of the scariest moments in modern history: The Great Depression, Black…
Continue ReadingMasks may actually increase your coronavirus risk if worn improperly, surgeon general warns
US Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams not only wants people to stop buying facemasks to prevent the novel coronavirus, but warns that you actually…
Continue ReadingShe became pregnant at the age of 12. Now, Kenya’s Christine Ongare is an Olympic boxing qualifier
Kenya’s Christine Ongare qualified Saturday for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. Ongare, 26, made it through to the Olympics after outboxing…
Continue ReadingTrump defends holding campaign rallies even as coronavirus spreads
President Donald Trump said Monday he thinks it’s “very safe” to continue hosting crowded campaign rallies around the country even…
Continue ReadingUS runner Molly Seidel finishes her first-ever marathon, qualifies for the Tokyo Olympics
American runner Molly Seidel surprised even herself over the weekend by coming in second at the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta — her debut…
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Police find a fully grown alligator living in the basement of an Ohio home
MADISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Some people have spiders lurking in their basement. Others, maybe rats. This Ohio woman tops them all. Police received…
Continue ReadingSupreme Court leaves Trump bump stock ban in place
The Supreme Court left in place on Monday President Donald Trump’s ban on bump stocks, turning away an appeal from owners of the device and gun…
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