Oksana Masters roars to Paralympic redemption at Milan Cortina with 11th gold medal

Oksana Masters’ 11th Paralympic gold medal was “redemption” for the most decorated American Winter Paralympian. And it

North Korean leader Kim watches cruise missile tests with his daughter

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his teenage daughter observed tests of strategic cruise missiles fired from a warship, state media reported Wednesday, as North Korea threatened responses to U.S.-South Korean military drills.

Prosecutor says Rihanna, family were home when woman charged with attempted murder fired

Authorities say a Florida woman has been charged with attempted murder and other felonies over gunshots fired at Rihanna's Los Angeles home last weekend.

Blake Moore throws cold water on Trump push to add culture-war issues to election bill

Utah Rep. Blake Moore is expressing skepticism about adding unrelated provisions to Republicans' major election reform package despite demands from President Donald Trump.

Airline shares battered, airfares surge as Iran war pushes oil above $100

Airline stocks were hammered on Monday, while airfares soared as the U.S.-Israeli ​war on Iran sent oil prices surging, sparking fears of a deep travel slump and the potential for the widespread grounding of planes.

Boeing signs $289 million Israel contract for 5,000 smart bombs, source says

Boeing has signed a new $289 million contract with Israel to ​deliver as many as 5,000 new air-launched smart bombs, a source told Reuters on Tuesday.

Judge to decide if Penn must produce records in probe of antisemitism at Ivy League school

The federal government's demand for information about the membership of Jewish groups from the University of Pennsylvania in an investigation into whether antisemitism has created a hostile environment for employees landed Tuesday before a federal judge who will decide whether to enforce a subpoena.

Georgia election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene highlights Republican turbulence

Georgia polls closed in Tuesday's race to choose the successor to Republican firebrand Marjorie Taylor Greene in a U.S. House of Representatives special election seen as a test of President ​Donald Trump's sway in the state's most conservative district.

FDA approves leucovorin for rare genetic condition, but not for autism

(cnn) — The prescription drug leucovorin is getting a label update, but it’s not what that the Us Food and Drug

FBI finds explosive residue in storage unit after 2 men are charged with lighting bombs in NYC

The FBI said Tuesday that it found explosive residue in a Pennsylvania storage unit as part of an investigation into two men charged with bringing homemade bombs to a protest outside the home of New York City's mayor.

Pope announces resignation of US bishop accused of embezzling $270K from California parish

Pope Leo XIV says a Chaldean Catholic bishop has resigned after he was arrested while trying to leave the U.S. following accusations that he embezzled $270,000 from his parish near San Diego.

What Americans think about the war in Iran, according to recent polls

Washington (ap) — Americans are divided along party lines on U.s. military action against Iran, according to polls

Delays with SpaceX's Starship risk NASA moon landing timeline, watchdog says

SpaceX's Starship ​has accumulated at least two years of development delays since NASA ‌picked the rocket as an astronaut moon ⁠lander in 2021, ​and it is expected ⁠to require more time.

FDA approves leucovorin for rare genetic condition, but not autism

The prescription drug leucovorin is getting a label update, but it's not what that the US Food and Drug Administration suggested during a White House briefing in September.

No new trial for man convicted of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley

A judge has rejected a request for a new trial for a Venezuelan man convicted of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, a case that became a flashpoint in the national debate over immigration.

Wildflowers are blooming in the driest place in North America — but not for long

Death Valley, known as the driest place in North America, is teeming with life with a once-in-a-decade blossoming of wildflowers known as a superbloom.

Pentagon says 140 US service members wounded since the start of Iran war

The Pentagon says that about 140 U.S. service members have been wounded in the 10 days of conflict with Iran. It said Tuesday that "the vast majority" of the injuries were minor.