Coca-Cola is putting Jack & Coke in a can

(cnn) -- Drinking a Jack and Coke is about to become, somehow, even easier. Coca-Cola is partnering with Brown-Forman

Police say men linked to a White supremacist group planned to riot and what we know so far about them

(cnn) -- When "a little army" of men with shields and other riot gear was spotted near a Pride parade in Idaho on

No injuries after small plane makes emergency landing on golf course

Lakewood, Colorado ( Kcnc ) -- A small plane made an emergency landing on a golf course in Lakewood on Monday morning.

New Mexico wildfires rage, signaling a horrific start to fire season

President Joe Biden visited New Mexico this past weekend, promising federal relief as crews battle the state's largest wildfire in its history.

'How to Murder Your Husband' author gets life sentence for spouse's death

A self-published romance novelist who once wrote an online essay called "How to Murder Your Husband" has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for murdering her husband at his workplace in Portland in 2018.

SpaceX gets key environmental approval for Mars rocket — if it complies with some terms

Federal regulators made a key decision on SpaceX's plans to launch its gargantuan Mars rocket, called Starship, into orbit from Texas — saying Monday that, as long as the company complies with 75 "mitigating actions," the rocket launches should clear federal standards for environmental impact.

Dow tumbles 876 points and stocks enter bear market on worries of drastic rate hikes

(cnn) -- U.s. stocks have plunged into a bear market as Wall Street investors grew increasingly nervous about the

Biden announces immigration policy changes as migrant caravan sets off for US border

The largest migrant caravan of the year set off toward the U.S.-Mexico border last week, coinciding with a regional summit where President Joe Biden announced changes to American immigration policy.

Bitcoin hits new low as cryptocurrency market loses $200B over the weekend

Continuing a trend of following the dynamics of traditional investment markets, major cryptocurrencies were down on Monday after a rough weekend in which the overall digital currency market lost some $200 billion in value.

All Yellowstone NP entrances closed due to severe flooding, rockslides

Yellowstone National Park, Wyo. -- All entrances to Yellowstone National Park have been closed due to hazardous

'SkySquad' aims to make airport travel easier for flyers

Salt Lake City - Starting Monday, travelers will have access to a resource that aims to make traveling a little less

June's strawberry moon will light up the sky this week

(cnn) -- June's full moon, the strawberry moon, will illuminate the sky this week. The moon will appear full from

Inflation worries, recession fears push S&P 500 into bear market

Following a worse-than-expected inflation report on Friday, U.S. stock indexes were down across the board on Monday.

Yellowstone mountain renamed to honor Native Americans killed in massacre

Yellowstone National Park is renaming one of its largest mountains to honor Native Americans after research showed the peak's original namesake led a massacre that killed at least 173 members of a local tribe.

Stocks are falling and prices are skyrocketing. Here's how to protect your money

Anyone expecting inflation to have peaked by now got a rude surprise last week. The latest inflation report showed prices in May rose 8.6% from a year ago — the fastest rate in 40 years.

White nationalists accused of planning riot are bailed out of Idaho jail

Thirty-one members of white nationalist group Patriot Front, arrested in Idaho over the weekend on suspicion of plotting to violently disrupt an LGBTQ pride event, were released from jail on bond and will make their initial court appearances in the coming weeks, a court official said on Monday.

Uber's lost and found report includes tater tots, teeth and slime

Uber has released a list of items that passengers left behind in cars and it includes some truly bizarre things, like tater tots and grandma's teeth.

Many baby formula plants weren't inspected because of COVID

U.S. regulators have historically inspected baby formula plants at least once a year, but they did not inspect any of the three biggest manufacturers in 2020. That's according to federal records reviewed by the Associated Press.