Six Flags closes 9 North American roller coasters after families watch man fall to his death

Police say an Atlanta man killed on a roller coaster at Six Flags over Georgia was thrown from his seat and struck other patrons before landing below.

Utah's dirty sodas appear to still be stirring the beverage industry with new products

The new dirty soda wars might be playing out in drink aisles, based on some of the new products unveiled at a Las Vegas trade show last week.

The cost of drugs from Canada is set to soar for millions of Americans because of a federal rule

A new rule applies to a swath of goods beyond drugs and is intended to collect tariffs and prevent illegal drugs from coming into the U.S.

Kroger plans to eliminate 3,000 corporate roles, memo shows, as it expands AI use

Kroger plans to cut roughly 3,000 corporate roles over ​the next three years, CEO Greg Foran told staff in a memo, seen by Reuters on Monday, ‌as the grocer integrates AI into its workflow.

Emergency help was delayed by confusion after failed execution of Christa Pike, 911 calls reveal

Emergency help for Christa Pike was delayed by confusion among first responders and Tennessee prison officials following her failed execution last month, according to 911 dispatch recordings reviewed by the Associated Press.

Meta releases Muse Wonder AI models to challenge Anthropic and OpenAI

Meta launched Muse Wonder and ​Muse Wonder Full, calling them its most capable AI models yet, as ‌the social media firm looks to compete more forcefully with OpenAI ⁠and Anthropic.

'Breaking Bad' actor RJ Mitte dead at 34

RJ Mitte, the actor best known for his role on "Breaking Bad," has died, according to a spokesperson from the office of Justice of the Peace Cindy Hinojosa in Brownsville, Texas.

Giant pumpkins battle for heavyweight glory and the world record in California

Giant pumpkin growers and their massive gourds will converge on Monday in Northern California for an annual pumpkin-weighing contest, competing for the top prize.

What is Indigenous Peoples Day? A day of celebration, protest and reclaiming history

Indigenous people celebrate their centuries-long history of resilience with ceremonies, dances and speeches.

Dating app Bumble in advanced talks to go private at $1 billion valuation, source says

Bumble is in advanced talks to be taken private ​by Ithaca Holdings in a deal that values the dating app operator at roughly $1 billion, a source familiar with ‌the matter told Reuters on Monday.

Marijuana on the ballot for the final time in Idaho? Voters to decide if lawmakers have sole power to legalize

HJR4 would give Idaho's legislature exclusive authority over marijuana and narcotics legalization, removing citizens' ability to put such measures on a ballot.

FBI issues actor Selma Blair a summons accusing her of assaults aboard a plane, AP source says

Actor Selma Blair has been issued a summons accusing her of assaults that occurred aboard a plane from Los Angeles to New York. Authorities said Monday that Blair was taken into custody after the flight landed at John F. Kennedy Airport.

Archbishop of the U.S. military says Catholic soldiers should not serve on firing squad

The archbishop who oversees Catholic pastoral services for the U.S. military is condemning the proposed livestream of Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution. The archbishop, Timothy Broglio, also said that any Catholic soldiers assigned to the firing squad should ask to be excused from the duty, as it contradicts church teachings.

Greenland lawmakers signal support for Trump security deal

A majority of Greenlandic lawmakers signaled support for the Arctic island's ​recent security agreement with President Donald Trump in a debate on Monday, although some opposition party members questioned the ‌deal's economic value.

Security incident at US-run air base almost certainly directed by Iran, UK prime minister says

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says a security incident at a U.S.-run military air base in England was "almost certainly" directed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

Chinese national accused of $1M nationwide fraud scheme arrested in Michigan

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Getty Images to go private after restructuring deal

​Getty Images said on ‌Monday it ⁠agreed ​with ⁠key ‌stakeholders ‌on a ⁠balance-sheet restructuring ⁠that includes new equity funding ‌and ​debt reduction, and will become a privately ​held ‌company ‌after the ⁠deal closes.

Agents search Rep. Omar's Washington home in criminal probe as she vows she won't 'be silenced'

Federal agents on Monday searched the home of Democratic U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, a frequent target of Trump administration criticism, as part of a criminal investigation, source say.

A Michael Jordan jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals has sold for $14M, auction house says

A game-worn, autographed Michael Jordan road jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals has been privately sold for $14 million, an auction house announced Monday, calling it the highest price ever paid for a piece of basketball memorabilia.

Bristol Myers therapy slows rare tumor progression, bolstering radiopharma push

Bristol Myers Squibb said on Monday its experimental radiopharmaceutical therapy significantly delayed disease ​progression in patients with rare, advanced gastrointestinal and pancreatic tumors that had progressed after earlier treatment.

Hall, Woodford win Nobel prize for work on how to stabilise economies

U.S. academics Robert Hall and Michael Woodford won the 2026 Nobel economics prize on Monday for decades of work developing ground-up models currently used by ​central banks and finance ministries across the world to stabilize economies.