Lawsuits allege negligence by UPS , others before fiery, fatal November crash
A slew of new civil lawsuits allege UPS and its partners failed their responsibility to make sure a plane they put in the air was safe to fly.
Judge denies request to force FBI to return seized 2020 Fulton County ballots
A federal judge on Wednesday denied a request from Fulton County officials to force the FBI to return ballots from the 2020 election that were seized earlier this year.
‘Time to say goodbye,’ Epstein allegedly wrote in purported suicide note
A newly released suicide note purportedly left behind in his jail cell by Jeffrey Epstein before his first attempt to kill himself said, "Time to say goodbye."
Ted Turner, cable television pioneer and CNN founder, dies at 87
Turner launched CNN, the first 24-hour cable news network.
3 evacuated off cruise ship with suspected hantavirus cluster, WHO says
Swiss authorities also confirmed a case in a passenger who had left the ship.
Lutnick to be questioned over Epstein relationship before House Oversight Committee
He is the first Trump Cabinet official to face the House Oversight Committee.
Indiana senator who defied Trump over redistricting loses reelection bid, AP projects
He's one of seven senators who Trump endorsed challengers against.
FAA employee arrested after allegedly using work computer to threaten Trump
A federal worker was arrested after he allegedly threatened to harm the president and used a work computer to research his plans, prosecutors said.
2 killed in Caribbean strike on alleged ‘narco-trafficking’ boat, Pentagon says
U.S. Southern Command said in a statement that it struck an alleged "narco-trafficking" boat in the Caribbean Sea on Monday, killing two people.
