Designs unveiled for Trump's proposed 250-foot arch in Washington

Designs were unveiled on Friday for a 250-foot arch in Washington sought by President Donald Trump that, ​if approved, would reshape the capital's monument-filled skyline.

'David versus Goliath mentality': Man wins $70 million lawsuit against Tyson Farms

Cullman, Alabama (wvtm) -- Mark Griffin won a $70 million verdict against Tyson Farms after wastewater from the

IU biology researcher sentenced, deported for smuggling E. coli DNA from China

Indianapolis (wrtv) -- A former Indiana University researcher was sentenced to more than four months in prison for

Brazil and US launch joint action to fight organized crime

The Brazilian government on Friday announced a joint initiative with the U.S. ​to combat organized crime, involving the integration of data from Brazil's federal tax authority with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Artemis II astronauts return from moon with a splashdown to close out a record-breaking lunar voyage

Houston (ap) — Artemis II’s astronauts returned from the moon with a dramatic splashdown in the Pacific on Friday to

Eric Adams, former 'international mayor' of NYC, becomes an honorary Albanian citizen

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Friday that he had become a citizen of Albania, putting him one step closer to his oft-repeated dream of leaving politics behind for a life abroad.

DPW workers save man and his dog from Rottweiler attack: 'They were true heroes'

A Woburn, Massachusetts, man and his 10-year-old Labrador named Larry are recovering after they were attacked by a Rottweiler.

'I am thinking about it,' Kamala Harris says of 2028 presidential bid

New York (ap) — After chants of “run again!” filled the room, former Vice President Kamala Harris told African American

Over a month's worth of rain has fallen on parts of Hawaii as a storm threatens flooding

A potent, multiday storm is lashing Hawaii with heavy rain on Friday, prompting flood alerts in a state still recovering from devastating floods in March.

Don't panic, the Forest Service isn't getting axed

The deputy secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Stephen Vaden, rebutted allegations on Thursday that the Trump administration was effectively destroying the Forest Service.

FAA investigates close call on LAX taxiway just weeks after LaGuardia runway crash

A Frontier Airlines jet nearly collided with two trucks that crossed in front of it Wednesday night at Los Angeles International Airport.

'Tyler killed Charlie!' Search warrants detail messages allegedly sent after Kirk killing

Orem — "If you are reading this … I am likely dead, or facing a lengthy prison sentence. I had the opportunity to take

'I am thinking about it,' Kamala Harris says of 2028 presidential bid

After chants of "run again!" filled the room, former Vice President Kamala Harris told African American activists on Friday that she's actively considering another presidential bid.

US fertility rates drop to record low in 2025 as births fall

The U.S. fertility rate hit a record low last year, ​extending a nearly two-decade decline, provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed on Thursday.

Record surge in gasoline prices fuels consumer inflation in March

Consumer prices increased by the most in nearly four years in March as the war with Iran led to a record surge in the cost of gasoline and diesel.

Artemis II returns from moon with splashdown to close out record-breaking lunar voyage

The astronauts of Artemis II returned with a dramatic splashdown Friday evening, as their capsule parachuted into the Pacific to close out a nearly 10-day trip.

US and Iran prepare for ceasefire talks as Netanyahu authorizes negotiations with Lebanon

Negotiators from Iran and the U.S. are preparing for high-level talks amid a shaky ceasefire. Israel and Hezbollah have continued to exchange fire, and Tehran maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Why young men will no longer be self-registering for military draft

For decades, young men living in Utah and across the country have registered for the Selective Service by going online or mailing in selective service cards. Now they don't have to.