What to know about the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning after college student’s death

A Rhode Island college football player died from carbon monoxide poisoning after he tried to charge his phone in his

American is freed after 11 years for Bali 'suitcase murder,' but a US case awaits

Tommy Schaefer was deported on Tuesday after spending 11 years in prison for the premeditated murder of his then-girlfriend's mother in Bali, but another case at home is waiting.

US halts some Medicaid payments to Minnesota, alleging fraud

The Trump administration said Wednesday it would withhold over a quarter of a million dollars of Medicaid funding ​from Minnesota, saying the state allowed theft of the federal funds.

Cuba says it killed 4 people aboard Florida-registered speedboat that opened fire on soldiers

Havana (ap) — Cuban soldiers killed four people and wounded six others aboard a Florida-registered speed boat that had

Utah Republicans get shoutout in Trump's State of the Union speech

In President Donald Trump's record-long State of the Union address on Tuesday, Utah Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. Blake Moore each received shoutouts during the prime-time speech.

Cuba says it killed 4 people aboard Florida-registered speedboat that opened fire on soldiers

Cuban soldiers killed four people and wounded six others aboard a Florida-registered speedboat that entered Cuban waters and opened fire on soldiers, the Cuban government said Wednesday.

NASA moves its Artemis II moon rocket off the launch pad for more repairs

Cape Canaveral, Fla. (ap) — Nasa moved its grounded Artemis moon rocket from the launch pad back to its hangar

US will not allow Venezuelan government to pay Maduro's legal fees, lawyer says

The U.S. is blocking the Venezuelan government from paying for Nicolas Maduro's legal ​representation in the drug trafficking case he faces in New York, Maduro's defense lawyer said.

FDA's vaccine advisory committee to meet in March for influenza virus strain

The ​U.S. Food and ‌Drug Administration said ⁠on ​Wednesday ⁠its ‌advisory committee ‌is set ⁠to meet ⁠on March 12 to discuss and ‌make ​recommendations on the strain composition of influenza virus ​vaccines.

Larry Summers to resign from Harvard, New York Times reports

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers will resign ​from teaching at Harvard University amid the continuing fallout from his ties ⁠to the late convicted ​sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Phil Collins, Lauryn Hill, INXS, Iron Maiden and Shakira get Rock Hall nominations

Phil Collins, Mariah Carey, Lauryn Hill, INXS, Iron Maiden, Luther Vandross and Shakira are some the 2026 nominees for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Utah Republicans weigh Trump's calls to eliminate mail-in voting

Utah's congressional Republicans are wading into the election reform debate, balancing President Donald Trump's calls to eliminate mail-in ballots while also defending the Beehive State's mail-in voting system.

Influencer Casey Means edges closer to becoming surgeon general

Wellness influencer Casey Means advanced toward confirmation as surgeon general on ​Wednesday as senators pressed her on positions on vaccines and birth control.