NEWS
Teen Boy Allegedly Kidnapped for Ransom After Making Significant Profit Trading Bitcoin
One of the kidnappers received a four-year prison sentence, while the others remain unidentified.
Suspect in Norway Terror Attack Used 'Stabbing Weapons' Along With Bow and Arrows: Police
Norwegian police said that the suspect's apparent mental illness was the likely cause for the attack that killed five people.
Dem Rep. David Price to Retire After 30 Years, Will Not Seek Re-Election in North Carolina
Representative Price joins several other Democratic legislators who have announced their plans to retire ahead of the 2022 midterms.
Man Reels in Gigantic 13-Foot Hammerhead Shark: 'It Was Insane'
"It was like being hooked to a car," said the North Carolina man of the shark which he estimated weighed between 500 and 700 pounds.
EPA Takes Steps to Regulate 'Forever Chemicals' in Drinking Water, Consumer Products
"We're going to use every tool in our toolbox to restrict human exposure to these toxic chemicals.," EPA head Michael Regan said.
Facebook Targets EU Workers to Help Build Metaverse, Bring Social, Economic Opportunities
Once inside this virtual world, users can hold virtual meetings and use cryptocurrencies or other means to buy virtual land, clothes and digital assets.
Man Finds Literal Message in a Bottle Hidden in Walls of House During Home Renovation
The homeowner plans to place the original bottle within the new walls, along with some tokens from 2021.
When Is Adele's 'One Night Only' CBS Special? Date and Full Details Revealed
The Grammy Award-winning artist will celebrate the upcoming release of her new album "30" in a special one-off event.
Joe Manchin, Biden's Climate Nemesis, Makes $492K a Year From Coal
Manchin's latest financial disclosure shows he earned more than twice his Senate salary in 2020 via shares in a contractor for a power plant that burns waste coal.
California Records Driest Year Since 1924 Amid Extreme Heat, Fires and Drought
A total of just 11.87 inches of rain and snow fell across California in the 2021 water year—less than half of the state's average precipitation.
Belarus Kicks Out French Ambassador After EU Fails to Recognize Lukashenko's Re-election
President Alexander Lukashenko claimed victory for a sixth presidential term, but the election was marred by claims of widespread voter fraud.
Italy's President Calls Violent Protests Over COVID-19 Passes 'Painful' for Nation
Speaking before the University of Pisa, Italian President Sergio Mattarella called violent riots over vaccine mandates "painful and surprising."
GOP Senator Thinks Donald Trump Will Not Even Win Nomination for President in 2024
Sen. Bill Cassidy was one of seven Republican senators who voted to convict Donald Trump during his second impeachment.
George W. Bush Remembers Colin Powell as 'Highly Respected, Great Man'
The former president and other prominent figures paid their respects to the late secretary of state.
Russia's COVID Cases Surpass 8 Million, Make Up Over 5 Percent of Nation's Population
The death toll reached a new daily high at 1,002 on Saturday as officials struggle to lure people to vaccine clinics.
Russia Cuts Ties With NATO, Closes Moscow Office After 8 Russians Expelled From Alliance
NATO accused the Russian officials of secretly working as intelligence officers, and denied them access to the alliance's headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
Colin Powell Said He Lived His Life by These '13 Rules' in Memoir
"Remain calm. Be kind," Colin Powell, the first black U.S. Secretary of State who died from COVID-19, wrote as one of the rules.
Miya Marcano's Family Says Police Did Not Act Quickly Enough to Investigate Disappearance
Marcano vanished on September 24 and was found dead October 2, five days after her suspected killer was discovered dead after an apparent suicide.
Amazon Asked to Clarify Business Practices Amid Push to Stop Big Tech's 'Product Boosting'
Federal lawmakers are trying to keep Big Tech companies from favoring their own product lines over others.
Donald Trump's Presidential Website Hacked and Defaced
"Do not be like those who forgot Allah, so Ally made them forget themselves. Here they really went astray," Trump's site read in Turkish.
Ahmaud Arbery Jury Selection Could Take 2 Weeks Due to Large Juror Pool, Publicity of Murder
"We need to be treated equally and get fair justice as human beings, because we've been treated wrong so long," Marcus Arbery Sr. said ahead of his son's murder trial.
Appalachian Hiker Mistook for Brian Laundrie by U.S. Marshals Because of Ear Mark
While law enforcement officials have focused their search on Florida's Carlton Reserve, some individuals have claimed they saw Laundrie in North Carolina.