Famous grizzly, Bear 399, killed by car in Wyoming

Jackson, Wyoming — Grizzly bear 399, who has captivated researchers and visitors at Teton National Park for years, has

McDonald’s president says its food is safe to eat after E. coli outbreak

New York (cnn) — A day after an E. coli outbreak tied to Quarter Pounders in the western part of the United States left

RFK Jr. asks US Supreme Court to take his name off Wisconsin’s presidential ballot

(cnn) — A month after demanding that New York election officials keep his name on that state’s presidential ballot,

Is Chilean Sea Bass a more appealing name than Goldfish? Pepperidge Farm thinks so

Goldfish crackers are synonymous with hungry kids, but the company is betting that a sophisticated name change could expand that audience. An anticipated facility in Utah will be able to churn out more than 5 million Goldfish per hour.

US defense secretary says North Korea has sent troops to Russia

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said North Korean troops have gone to Russia. If they end up joining the war in Ukraine on Russia's behalf, Austin said it will have impacts in Europe and the Indo-Pacific.

John Kelly, Trump's former chief of staff, says former president puts self over Constitution

John Kelly, former White House chief of staff to Donald Trump, said his former boss meets the definition of a "fascist" and said he believes Trump puts himself over the Constitution.

Grand Teton grizzly bear that delighted visitors for decades is killed by vehicle in Wyoming

A female grizzly bear that delighted visitors for decades in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park has been struck and killed by a vehicle.

More than 23 million votes already cast as candidates hit battleground states

More than 23 million voters have cast ballots, either through in-person early voting or mail-in ballots, according to data from the Election Lab at the University of Florida.

Pumpkin spice car washes raising money for Boston non-profit

Boston — Pumpkin spice seems to be everywhere this time of year - from coffee to pie, candles and beer. Now you can add

ChatGPT can be tricked into telling people how to commit crimes, a tech firm finds

(cnn) — ChatGPT can be duped into providing detailed advice on how to commit crimes ranging from money laundering to

2 US service members injured in raid that killed ISIS operatives In Iraq, Pentagon says

Two U.S. service members were injured in Iraq in a joint US-Iraqi raid overnight that killed "multiple ISIS operatives," according to a Defense Department spokesperson.

In the race for the presidency, it’s nail-biting time. Here’s how to cope

(cnn) — In an election year like few others, the race for the White House is down to a thinly stretched wire — not

Lana Del Rey did marry alligator guide Jeremy Dufrene in Louisiana, document shows

It is official. Lana Del Rey and alligator swamp tour guide Jeremy Dufrene did marry in Louisiana last month. After a few weeks of speculation, Del Rey and Dufrene's marriage license was filed last week.

Telecom group sues to block FTC's 'click to cancel' rule

An industry group representing cable and internet providers sued along with two others on Wednesday to block a U.S. Federal Trade Commission rule that requires companies to offer simple cancellation mechanisms for subscriptions.

Harvey Weinstein's retrial moved to next year, lawyer plans to hire a private investigator

Harvey Weinstein's retrial on sex crimes charges in Manhattan won't start until next year and a new allegation against the former movie mogul will be included in the case.

Existing US home sales hit 14-year low; prices remain elevated

Existing national home sales dropped to a 14-year low in September, weighed down by higher mortgage rates and house prices.

Medicaid programs say cost a key factor for weight-loss drug coverage, survey finds

Most U.S. states do not currently cover highly sought-after weight-loss drugs from Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly in their Medicaid health programs for low-income people, citing cost as a key factor, according to a survey.

Apple and Goldman Sachs ordered to pay $89M after Apple Card failures

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered Goldman Sachs and Apple to pay $89 million, and Goldman was temporarily banned from issuing new credit cards due to mishandling the Apple Card partnership.

Hospitals' IV fluid shortage may impact surgeries for weeks

Surgery schedules around the country may be washed out for several more weeks while a crucial IV and sterile fluids factory remains closed after a hurricane-related shutdown.