President Oaks dedicates first temple as church president in Burley, Idaho

Burley, Idaho — President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave his first temple

Park City skier named to Adaptive Sports Hall of Fame

Nancy Gustafson started skiing at age 2 and racing at age 6 at Bousquet Ski Area near her home in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. She attended the ski racing academy at Green Mountain Valley School in Vermont for four years as a teenager.

Minnesota braces for what's next amid immigration arrests and in the wake of Renee Good shooting

Minneapolis (ap) — Already shaken by the fatal shooting of a woman by an immigration officer, Minnesota's Twin Cities

Homeland Security to send hundreds more officers to Minnesota, Noem says

The Department of Homeland Security is sending "hundreds" more officers to ​Minnesota, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said in remarks that aired on Sunday.

Fed's Powell says administration threatened him with criminal indictment over Senate testimony

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Sunday the Trump administration had threatened him with a criminal indictment ​and served grand jury subpoenas over congressional testimony he gave last summer.

Holiday spending set records despite consumer pessimism

In the face of an economy beset by persistent inflation and skyrocketing housing costs, a majority of Americans told pollsters that fiscal concerns would lead to tighter spending budgets at the start of the 2025 winter holiday shopping season.

Death toll in crackdown on protests in Iran spikes to at least 538, activists say

Activists say the death toll in the crackdown on two weeks of nationwide protests in Iran has spiked to at least 538 people.

6 people killed in Mississippi rampage, including 7-year-old girl. Suspect charged with murder

Authorities in Mississippi have charged 24-year-old Daricka M. Moore with murder after six people were killed in a series of related shootings Friday night.

Sluggish hiring closes out a frustrating year for job seekers though unemployment slips to 4.4%

Sluggish hiring last month closed out a year of weak employment gains that have frustrated job seekers even as layoffs and unemployment have also been low.

Cuba defiant after Trump says island to receive no more Venezuelan oil or money

President Donald Trump on Sunday said no more Venezuelan oil or money will go to Cuba and suggested the Communist-run island should strike a deal with Washington, ramping up ​pressure on the long-time U.S. nemesis and provoking defiant words from the island's leadership.

Google teams up with Walmart and other retailers to enable shopping within Gemini AI chatbot

Google said Sunday that it is expanding the shopping features in its AI chatbot by teaming up with Walmart, Shopify, Wayfair and other big retailers to turn the Gemini app into a virtual merchant as well as an assistant.

Washington National Opera latest to leave Kennedy Center after Trump takeover

The Washington National Opera will leave the ​Kennedy Center, the two organizations said on Friday, marking the latest departure from the storied Washington arts institution since President Donald Trump and ⁠his allies took it over.

Fears of an AI bubble were nowhere to be found at the world's biggest tech show

Robots took over the floor at the biggest technology show of the year, and CNN's Lisa Eadicicco was there for all of it, while also learning why an AI bubble is not happening any time soon.

Trump pushes a 1-year, 10% cap on credit card interest rates and banks balk

New York (ap) — Reviving a campaign pledge, President Donald Trump wants a one-year, 10% cap on credit card interest

Grateful Dead founding member Bob Weir dies at 78

Los Angeles (ap) — Bob Weir, guitarist, singer and founding member of the Grateful Dead, has died at age 78. Weir’s