Gold medalist Aly Raisman explains why she won’t compete in this year’s Olympics
Gold medal-winning gymnast Aly Raisman will not compete in this year’s Olympics in Tokyo. The two-time Olympian made the announcement on social…
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A dam in Mississippi threatens to fail as rivers and flooding threats rise in the South and Midwest
Engineers are closely watching a dam in eastern Mississippi Wednesday over concerns that it could fail, as recent rains are posing flooding threats…
Continue Reading‘OK Boomer’ makes it to the Supreme Court
While House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was announcing the House managers for the impeachment proceedings Wednesday morning, Chief Justice John Roberts…
Continue ReadingOprah Winfrey reveals how an old boyfriend ruined Valentine’s Day for her
Oprah Winfrey says an ex-boyfriend of hers has forever put a damper on Valentine’s Day. For her O, The Oprah Magazine “What I Know For…
Continue ReadingYovanovitch calls for investigation into ‘disturbing’ surveillance as ex-diplomats outraged over her treatment
Former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch on Tuesday called for an investigation into the “disturbing” notion that she was under…
Continue ReadingDesolate images from Taal volcano show horses and cows buried in ash
Images from the erupting Taal volcano in the Philippines show a desolate landscape of destroyed houses and snapped trees covered in a thick layer of…
Continue ReadingFacebook’s plan for an undersea fiber optic cable on Oregon coast approved, contested
Click here for updates on this story TILLAMOOK COUNTY, OR (KPTV) — Homeowners along the Oregon Coast are fighting the…
Continue ReadingShe was charged in the death of a former state senator. Now she’s accused of plotting to kill victim’s ex-husband
A woman arrested in the killing of a former Arkansas state senator is facing new charges after she attempted to hire inmates to kill her…
Continue ReadingBearded men are more attractive to women, study says, unless they’re squeamish about hair-borne bugs
When it comes to love, as the song says, birds, bees, even educated fleas do it. But that old, catchy Cole Porter tune certainly didn’t…
Continue ReadingAllergic to dogs? It may only be the males
Love dogs but find yourself uncontrollably sneezing around some of them? There might be a solution that’s easier than allergy shots. Neuter…
Continue ReadingWeed impairs driving skills long after the high is gone
Running red lights. Driving at high speeds. Crossing center lines into the opposite lanes. Getting into accidents — even hitting pedestrians. A…
Continue ReadingTarget’s holiday season was a letdown. Costco’s wasn’t
Target reported lackluster sales during the critical holiday stretch, raising some concerns about whether the retailer can keep growing as it faces…
Continue ReadingMeatballs, dolphins and Lady Gaga: Bloomberg’s Twitter account tweeted some quirky things during the Democratic debate
Michael Bloomberg wasn’t present at Tuesday night’s Democratic presidential debate, so his campaign appealed to voters in a different…
Continue Reading101 Years and Counting
Click here for updates on this story POTTSVILLE, Pa. (WNEP) — She’s called “the energizer bunny” and…
Continue ReadingButtigieg warns against ‘going to the extreme’ on election issues
Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday warned against “going to the extreme” on important election issues a day…
Continue ReadingToyota is recalling nearly 700,000 vehicles because of issues with the fuel pumps
If you drive a Toyota, you might want to read on. Toyota is recalling nearly 700,000 Toyota and Lexus vehicles in the US because of issues with the…
Continue Reading‘Jeopardy!’ crowns ‘Greatest of All Time’
The answer is: The greatest “Jeopardy!” champion of all time. The question is: Who is Ken Jennings? Jennings defeated James Holzhauer and…
Continue ReadingMagnus Carlsen breaks record for longest unbeaten run in chess
Chess great Magnus Carlsen made history Tuesday as he extended his unbeaten run to 111 successive classical games, breaking the 110-game streak set…
Continue Reading6 takeaways from the Democratic debate in Iowa
Caution ruled the night of the final Democratic presidential debate before the Iowa caucuses. There were some clashes on stage, but the generally…
Continue ReadingThis could be biggest year for bank mergers since the late 1990s
Faced with low interest rates and intense competition for consumer deposits and loans from financial giants, regional banks may rush to merge this…
Continue ReadingBrooks & Dunn set to tour for the first time in a decade
After a decade of retirement, Brooks & Dunn are hitting the road. The country duo has announced a US tour, with 18 dates beginning in May in St.…
Continue ReadingCarlos Beltran was named in the Astros cheating scandal. What may be next for the new Mets manager
After Major League Baseball announced its findings and punishment stemming from the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal, the dominoes started…
Continue ReadingAn Alabama man was set to go on trial for killing his ex-wife. Instead, he was freed
Carl Harris was supposed to go on trial this week for the murder of his ex-wife, but Alabama prosecutors instead freed him, citing new evidence in…
Continue ReadingHouse Democrats provide new evidence of Giuliani’s push to meet with Zelensky
House Democrats unveiled new evidence Tuesday that they plan to send to the Senate as part of their case to remove President Donald Trump from…
Continue ReadingAmericans’ wine consumption dropped for the first time in 25 years
Perhaps Kathie Lee Gifford’s retirement is having a more detrimental effect than previously thought: Wine is falling out favor with Americans.…
Continue ReadingJadon Sancho criticized by German media for dining on $240 gold-plated steak
Yachts, a private jet and … a gold-plated steak. Borussia Dortmund wonder kid Jadon Sancho has drawn the ire of German media for publishing a…
Continue ReadingHead of Sudan’s ruling council calls revolt by members of country’s intelligence agency a ‘coup’
A revolt by some members of Sudan’s intelligence agency was a “coup” and plot against the revolution of the Sudanese people, said…
Continue ReadingSix tourists arrested after feces found at sacred Machu Picchu temple
Six tourists have been arrested at Machu Picchu after fecal matter was found at a sacred location on the famed Inca citadel in Peru. Four men and two…
Continue ReadingAt least 77 killed and 94 injured after avalanches bury homes in Pakistan
At least 77 people have been killed and 94 injured in northeast Pakistan after a series of avalanches destroyed and buried houses. The avalanches…
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