Connecticut trooper shoots, injures knife-wielding suspect
Connecticut State Trooper Brian Contenta fired at a 29-year-old man seven times after the suspect, who appeared to be experiencing a mental health crisis, brandished knives.
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Xavier Worthy, new 40-yard dash record holder, reveals who he 'modeled my game after'
After his record-breaking performance in the 40-yard dash, Xavier Worthy hopes he's on a fast track to a career much like the player he says he "modeled my game" after.
GOP lawmakers rip VA for memo to remove iconic WW II victory kiss photo, demand author be fired
Two GOP lawmakers slammed the VA "bureaucrat" responsible for a since-rescinded memo that directed the removal of the iconic V-J Day Times Square kiss photo from VA centers.
Dartmouth men’s basketball votes in favor of joining labor union: 'Stuck in the past'
Dartmouth men’s basketball team voted Tuesday to join a union, taking an unprecedented step toward forming the first-ever labor union for student-athletes.
Australia and Laos elevate bilateral relations at Southeast Asian summit
The Southeast Asian summit served as the backdrop for an agreement between Australia and Laos on defense, environment, energy, and agriculture issues.
New York cheesemaker pleads guilty in 2016 listeria outbreak case
Johannes Vulto, the former head of the Vulto Creamery facility in Walton, New York, has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a deadly listeria outbreak.
Mexico City drought causes rainwater catchment basin to catch fire and burn for a day
A Mexico City catchment basin caught fire, resulting in a fire that blazed through 75 acres of dried plant matter, on the city's northwest side.
Madeline Soto crime scene photo accidentally included in social media post, sheriff says
A photo of the crime scene where the body of Madeline Soto was discovered was accidentally included in a social media post, authorities said.
Lawmakers pass ‘Secure DC’ anti-crime bill after business groups warn of ‘alarming’ trend of violence
The D.C. Council has passed the Secure D.C. anti-crime bill after business groups expressed concerns about an "alarming increase in violence crime."
Haitian prime minister lands in Puerto Rico as he tries to return home to quell gang violence
Primer Minister Ariel Henry has yet to announce a return date, as armed gangs have mounted an attempt to seize control of Haiti's major international airport.
'Wicked Tuna' star Charlie Griffin killed in boating accident along with his dog
Charlie Griffin, a fisherman who starred on National Geographic's "Wicked Tuna" from seasons two through five, has died in a boating accident.
Evan Gershkovich's parents to attend State of the Union as Speaker Johnson's guests
House Speaker Mike Johnson has invited the parents of Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter imprisoned in Russia, to attend the State of the Union address.
NY Times reporter's resurfaced email about avoiding quoting Tom Cotton in stories at center of media dispute
The New York Times is defending one of its correspondents who wrote in a resurfaced email that he avoided quoting Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., on stories about China.
Florida parent, juvenile arrested after fighting others at school bus stop: video
The Haines City Police Department in Florida arrested a parent and a juvenile after they were involved in a physical altercation with others that was captured on video.
Exiled South Sudanese academic charged in scheme to traffic weapons, overthrow government
Peter Biar Ajak, 40, has been charged in Arizona in connection with a conspiracy to purchase and illegally export weapons in a bid to overthrow the South Sudanese government.
State funeral for late Canadian PM Brian Mulroney planned for March 23
The state funeral of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is set to be held on March 23 in Montreal, almost a month after he died at a Florida hospital. He was 84.
Moldova reports 'unprecedented' Russian interference in leadup to 2 major votes
Moldova's Intelligence and Security Services warned Tuesday against "unprecedented" interference by Russia in the leadup to a European Union referendum and presidential vote.
Germany arrests Italian soccer fan over Hitler salute at beer hall
An 18-year-old Lazio soccer fan was arrested and fined in Munich, Germany, after giving a Hitler salute at the beer hall where the Nazi party was founded.
Montréal's 'Just for Laughs' festival cancelled this year amid parent company's bid to avoid bankruptcy
Groupe Juste pour rire Inc., which operates Montréal's "Just for Laughs" comedy festival, has cancelled the event this year in a bid to avoid bankruptcy.
'Yellowstone' star Kelsey Asbille stuffed her bra for older character audition at age 13
Kelsey Asbille recalled auditioning for "One Tree Hill" at age 13. The actress played an older character and at times felt "really nervous" about the storyline.
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