A flight from Haiti chartered by Gov. Ron DeSantis touched down in Orlando, Florida, Wednesday night with U.S. citizens evacuated from the war-torn island amid escalating violence.
Firefighters and civilians in Tennessee dug out a backhoe operator who was buried alive for nearly 12 hours after a dirt pit collapsed and trapped him.
President Biden continued to out-fundraise former President Trump in February, raking in $21 million and ending the month with $71 million cash on hand.
Former CNN host Don Lemon entertained the idea of returning to the network following his firing last year, pointing out the people who pushed him out "are gone."
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., refused an offer from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet with Senate Democrats because he said such discussions should be bipartisan.
Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly, charged with murdering Mexican national Gabriel Cuen Buitimea, faces trial that is set for jury selection on Thursday.
With the Competition Committee sending through a proposed rule change to penalize the "hip-drop" tackle in the NFL, the NFLPA is firing back once again.
Although every case involving a serial murder is different, there are traits exhibited and similar mental health disorders presented in many of the killers.
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin said he would help Black athletes and parents outside of the state if Alabama's anti-DEI bill passed. He has yet to say anything after the governor signed it.
Former MLB athlete, Eric Byrnes authored a youth sports guide for parents and coaches. The "Let Them Play" mentality stems from Byrnes' own experiences as an athlete.
Could artificial intelligence predict when your aging loved one will need long-term care? One California company is looking to change that with its new AI platform, Waterlily.
In Saudi Arabia, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced the United States has submitted a new draft proposal for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
Manhattan school board district approved a resolution that could stop transgender athletes from participating in girls' sports despite public criticism.
The first rock 'n' roll concert, the Moondog Coronation Ball, was held in Cleveland on this day in history, March 21, 1952. The oversold show ended in chaos.
