Elder Bednar ministers in Michigan to victims of Sunday's deadly attack

Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles traveled to Michigan on Tuesday and ministered to the families of the victims of Sunday's deadly attack on worshippers at a meetinghouse.

US judge rejects bid by Sean 'Diddy' Combs to overturn prostitution conviction

A U.S. judge rejected on Tuesday a bid by Sean "Diddy" Combs to overturn his criminal conviction on felony prostitution-related charges, with the hip-hop mogul facing up to 20 years in prison at his sentencing.

Rock samples show moon's farside interior is cooler than the nearside

The moon is sometimes called "two-faced" because the surface of its sides. But the differences run deeper than that, as shown by an analysis of rock and soil retrieved in 2024.

US begins deporting hundreds of Iranians after rare deal with Tehran

The first group of about 400 Iranians expected to be deported from the U.S. under President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown were due to land in Qatar on Tuesday.

FCC commissioner says companies should stop capitulating to Trump administration threats

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr defended his recent comments pushing Disney and local broadcasters to stop airing "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

McDonald's is bringing back Monopoly after a decade — with a high-tech twist

McDonald's is rebooting a fan-favorite game after a decade in an effort to spur sales. Once a cultural phenomenon, and even the subject of scandal, Monopoly is back.

Mexican immigrant dies a week after Dallas ICE shooting, marking second detainee death

A Mexican immigrant wounded by a sniper in a shooting at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Dallas last week has died of his injuries.

Man accused of going 124 mph, tells troopers he 'had to use the bathroom'

Florida troopers clocked a driver going 124 mph early Sunday as it was racing alongside a motorcycle on the interstate.

US consumer confidence declines again as Americans fret over prices, job market

U.S. consumer confidence declined again in September as Americans' pessimism over inflation and the weakening job market continued to grow.

Government shutdown begins as partisan division rules Washington

The government shut down operations on Wednesday as deep partisan divisions prevented lawmakers from reaching a funding deal in what could be a long, grueling standoff.

Hegseth slams 'fat generals,' says officers should resign if they don't support his agenda

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth slammed "fat generals" and diversity initiatives at a rare gathering of commanders on Tuesday, adding they should resign if they do not support him.

Former Trump adviser John Bolton says his memoir did not contain classified material

John Bolton, who became a vocal critic of Donald Trump after serving as his national security adviser, on Monday said he was confident he did not publish any classified information.

Michigan community continues to mourn and heal after deadly church attack

Grand Blanc, Mi — A day after a gunman stormed a chapel of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, killing