A backcountry skier died, and two others were rescued during an overnight search and rescue operation on Mount Washington in New Hampshire on March 10, 2024.
Madonna scolded a concertgoer for not standing during her show, only to learn the person was in a wheelchair. She's catching major heat online for the blunder.
U.S. Military forces were sent in to Haiti to airlift nonessential staff from the U.S. embassy and help bolster security amid gang violence in the country.
Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes are once again Big Ten Tournament champions, though overtime was needed to defeat the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 94-89, on Sunday.
The New Jersey Department of Health is investigating a suspected cluster of mumps cases in Hunterdon County among eight family members who traveled internationally. Doctors weigh in.
When it comes to sourdough starter, old doesn't mean bad. It's actually quite the opposite. Many bakeries around the country boast about their old starters used in recipes.
House Speaker Mike Johnson ripped President Biden for "cowering to his base" in apologizing to "an illegal immigrant who brutally murdered Laken Riley."
Wildlife officials and scientists in Venice, Florida, were working to help a 70-foot sperm whale that was stranded on a sandbar about 50 yards from shore.
Philadelphia defensive tackle Fletcher Cox announced his retirement on Sunday. Cox played 12 seasons with the Eagles, won a Super Bowl, and was selected to the Pro Bowl.
President Biden refused to concede in an interview with MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart that it was a “widely shared sentiment" he was allowing a “genocide" in Gaza.
Sen. Lindsey Graham said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he would like President Biden to clarify his stance on Hamas after his State of the Union remarks.
NY National Guard members John Grassia and Casey Frankoski and Border Patrol Agent Chris Luna were the 3 killed in Friday's crash in the Rio Grande sector.
NXXT Golf CEO Stuart McKinnon doubled down on his decision to ban trans athletes from the women's pro tour, explaining the decision stemmed from education and consultation with female competitors.
Former Vanderbilt Commodores quarterback Mo Hasan claimed he was approached by a member of the mob to help fix games. Hasan played seven games for Vandy.