US announces $100 million in earthquake relief funding for Turkey, Syria

(cnn) -- Us Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday announced $100 million in disaster relief aid for Turkey and

Health care vaccine mandate remains as some push for an end

One year after it began being enforced nationwide on Feb. 20, 2022, the vaccination requirement affecting an estimated 10 million health care workers is the last remaining major mandate from the U.S.'s sweeping attempt to boost national vaccination rates.

Richard Belzer, comedian and 'Law & Order: SVU' actor, dies at age 78

(cnn) -- Richard Belzer, the comedian and actor best known for playing the acerbic Detective John Munch across a number

Lake Powell is officially the lowest it has ever been since being filled in the 1960s — again

Page, Ariz. — Lake Powell is once again the lowest it has ever been since it was first filled six decades ago. The

After a steep fall, used car prices poised to rise again

The price of used cars has been falling steadily, and steeply, for much of the last year. Unfortunately for car buyers, that could be about to change.

4 people shot near Indianapolis gas station, police say

(cnn) -- Four people were injured in a shooting Sunday morning near an Indianapolis gas station, the Indianapolis

Ukraine presses US Congress for F-16 fighter jets, lawmakers say

Ukrainian officials have urged U.S. Congress members to press President Joe Biden's administration to send F-16 fighter jets to Kyiv, saying the aircraft would boost Ukraine's ability to hit Russian missile units with U.S.-made rockets, lawmakers said.

Biden's test: Sustaining unity as Ukraine war enters Year 2

A year ago, President Joe Biden braced for the worst as Russia massed troops in preparation to invade Ukraine. But as Russia's invasion reaches the one-year mark, the capital of Kyiv still stands and Ukraine has exceeded even its own expectations.

US announces $100 million in earthquake relief funding for Turkey and Syria

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday announced $100 million in disaster relief aid for Turkey and Syria as the countries grapple with the aftermath of a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake that has killed at least 46,000 people.

Michigan State faces fears of opening classes after attack

Michigan State University is set to return to classes on Monday amid pressure from some in the community to further delay the return after a fatal attack. Two of professor Marco Díaz-Muñoz's students died in the Feb. 13 mass shooting after the gunman entered his classroom.

Why sick minks are reigniting worries about bird flu

A recent bird flu outbreak at a mink farm has reignited worries about the virus spreading more broadly to people.

Is Sweden now the frontrunner to host the 2030 Olympics?

Sweden is now leading the race to host the 2030 Winter Games, at least according to The Associated Press.

Irregular sleep may be harmful to your heart, study finds

When you don't get enough good sleep, the short-term consequences are noticeable. But in the background, irregular and poor-quality sleeping patterns could increase your risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

Logan man involved in three-vehicle fatal crash in Pocatello

Pocatello, Idaho -- A Logan, Utah, man was sent to the hospital after being involved in a three-vehicle crash that

Why Pizza Hut's red roofs and McDonald's play places have disappeared

(cnn) -- For decades, bright, playful and oddly-shaped fast-food restaurants dotted the roadside along America's

Twitter to charge for SMS two-factor authentication

(cnn) -- Twitter Blue subscribers will be the platform's only users able to use text messages as a two-factor