CNN US

Columbia University said that it relied on "outdated and/or incorrect methodologies" in submitting data to U.S. News & World Report for consideration in the publication's 2021 college rankings, according to a statement released by the university Friday.

Apple on Monday released its next-generation mobile software, iOS 16, with new features that allow users to personalize their iPhone lock screens and change how they text friends through iMessage.

Few investments have increased in value during this challenging year on Wall Street. But one asset that is in green in 2022 is literally green: the US dollar.

Authorities in Shanghai have denied a report by a leading Chinese real estate research firm that claimed more than a third of shops in a major mall had been shuttered because of strict Covid curbs.

In the past week, Ukrainian troops have dealt a huge blow to Russia's grip on parts of the east of their country with a fast-moving offensive. The stunning campaign has kicked off a new phase of the war and could force Vladimir Putin to reconsider his strategy and objectives.

A former Major League Baseball pitcher who retired from the sport to become a New York City area police officer was killed in a wrong-way crash Sunday, authorities said.

The House of Representatives will return to work in Washington this week following the August recess with a government shutdown deadline looming at the end of the month and the midterms -- where a major fight is underway for control of the chamber -- fast approaching in November.

Holding onto an ex's stuff may prove profitable later on, at least if your ex turns out to be the wealthiest man in the world.

• Opinion: Who John Roberts should blame for Supreme Court losing 'legitimacy'

An Arvada, Colorado, police officer was killed while responding to a disturbance early Sunday, Police Chief Link Strate said.

Chief Justice John Roberts says he's worried that the Supreme Court is losing "legitimacy" in the eyes of those disagree with its decisions. Addressing a judicial conference Friday in Colorado, Roberts acknowledged, "The court has always decided controversial cases and decisions always have been subject to intense criticism and that is entirely appropriate."

One person died and four people were injured after a motorboat flipped on the Colorado River Saturday afternoon, according to the National Park Service.