Woman arrested after calling 911 on herself while attempting to steal a car

Christy Turman was arrested after reportedly calling 911 to report she was stealing a car from a dealership — so she "could do it legally."

A pet donkey disappeared in California five years ago was spotted living with a herd of wild elk

(cnn) — When Diesel the donkey ran away on a hike near his home outside Sacramento, California, five years ago, his

Utah man convicted of assaulting law enforcement at US Capitol on Jan. 6

A man from Utah has been found guilty of seven felonies for actions at the United States Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Supreme Court won't upend tax on Americans' foreign earnings

The Supreme Court preserved a tax on Americans who have invested in certain foreign corporations as constitutionally sound, ruling on Thursday against a challenge to it at a time when some Democratic lawmakers are seeking to impose a wealth tax on the super rich.

TikTok says US ban is inevitable without a court order blocking law

TikTok and Chinese parent ByteDance on Thursday urged a U.S. court to strike down a law they say will ban the popular short app in the United States on Jan. 19, saying the U.S. government refused to engage in any serious settlement talks after 2022.

AI is replacing human tasks faster than you think

New York (cnn) — Corporate America is rapidly adopting artificial intelligence to automate work once exclusively done

McDonald’s releases a new $5 value meal to combat inflation

New York (cnn) — McDonald’s has revealed the details of its highly anticipated $5 value meal, which the fast food chain

Employees suing Disney after moving across the country for work, then project getting canceled

Two employees are suing the Walt Disney, saying the company moved their jobs from California to Florida, only for Disney to cancel the project and move them back, hurting them financially and emotionally.

Millions sweating it out as heat wave nears peak from Midwest to Maine

A heat wave is moving closer to the breaking point from the Midwest to New England as millions of people sweat it out for another day.

Threats, harassment of local officials up 55% since 2022, research shows

Harassment and threats against local elected officials, including school board members, mayors, council members, county clerks rose 55% in the last two years, research shows.

US job market shows signs of cooling

Fewer Americans enrolled for unemployment benefits for the first time last week, Labor Department data showed on Thursday, though the number of people on benefits rolls overall climbed a week earlier to the highest since January, a sign that the U.S. job market continues to cool.

Russian-American woman goes on trial for treason after donating funds to Ukraine

A Russian-American woman arrested earlier this year while visiting family in Russia went on trial for alleged treason on Thursday after authorities accused her of raising money to send to the Ukrainian army.

Undecided voters await Biden-Trump debate with eye on economy, border and age

Undecided voters are looking to next week's debate to help decide their vote.

New law requires all Louisiana public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments

Louisiana has become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom. Its republican governor on Wednesday signed the bill mandating the displays.

What Utah Sen. Mitt Romney says about the origins of COVID-19

Sen. Mitt Romney called for an end to funding gain of function research during a contentious Senate hearing Tuesday on the origins of COVID-19.