World Jan 02 Egypt pushes for calm after flare-up in Gaza hostilities Egyptian officials Sunday pushed for Israel and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip to rein in hostilities and adhere to a cease-fire in place since the war in May.
Politics Jan 02 Twitter bans personal Greene account for COVID-19 misinfo In a statement on the messaging app Telegram, Greene blasted Twitter's move as un-American. She wrote that her account was suspended after tweeting statistics from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, a government database which includes unverified raw data…
Nation Jan 01 Nearly 1,000 homes destroyed in Colorado wildfire, officials say A Colorado official says nearly 1,000 homes were destroyed, hundreds more were damaged, and that three people are missing after a wildfire charred numerous neighborhoods in a suburban area at the base of the Rocky Mountains northwest of Denver.
World Jan 01 'Moral compass': Requiem for South Africa's Archbishop Tutu Tutu died last Sunday at age 90. His plain pine coffin, the cheapest available at his request to avoid any ostentatious displays, was the center of the service, which also featured African choirs, prayers and incense.
World Jan 01 Live updates: 2,300 U.S. flights cancelled amid outbreak Here's what you need to know today about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health Dec 31 Florida breaks single-day COVID case record The omicron variant of the coronavirus has spiked in Florida and across the nation over the past few weeks.
Nation Dec 31 Hall of Famer Sam Jones, winner of 10 NBA titles, dies at 88 Jones died Thursday night in Florida, where he had been hospitalized in failing health.
Arts Dec 31 'Winnie the Pooh,' 'Sun Also Rises,' Hughes poems among works going public in 2022 "Winnie the Pooh" and "The Sun Also Rises" are among the works from 1926 whose copyrights will expire Saturday, putting them in the public domain in 2022.
World Dec 30 After shutting down human rights group, Russia labels Pussy Riot member 'foreign agent' Russian authorities have designated a member of the Pussy Riot punk group, a satirist and an art collector as "foreign agents" as part of efforts to stifle dissent.
Nation Dec 30 More time needed to remove jet fuel from Pearl Harbor drinking water, says Navy Military officials tell Hawaii lawmakers that they need more time to flush jet fuel from their Pearl Harbor water system.