225-Year-Old Warship and Sailors Remains Found Beneath Copenhagen Harbor
Thousands were killed and wounded during the Battle of Copenhagen, considered one of Adm. Horatio Nelson's "great battles."
Arizona Girl Missing 32 Years Found Alive, Mystery Remains
Christina Plante, who vanished from Star Valley, Arizona, at age 13 in 1994, has been found alive after 32 years, closing a decades-old cold case.
Medicare Changes Could Make Some Seniors Lose Cost Help Without Warning
New Medicare-related changes could make it harder for some eligible retirees to keep medical cost assistance, raising the risk of coverage disruptions.
These Jobs Will Be in High Demand Over the Next 10 Years
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that between 2024 and 2034, the U.S. economy will add 5.2 million jobs. So which will be the most in demand?
Chiefs GM Keeps Fans Guessing on Kelces Taylor Swift Wedding Invite
Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said he “cannot disclose anything about the wedding." Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are reportedly planning to wed this summer.
Disney World Guest Claims Staff Ignored Her Medical Emergency Before Arrest
A Disney World guest is suing the theme park behemoth and local law enforcement, as well as accusing cast members of refusing to call 911 when she asked, according to a lawsuit. Halen Holton, from Missouri, said in her court filing that she was experiencing a “medical emergency” which left her feeling as though her...
Trader Joes Spring Foods: Which Treats Are Worth Buying and Which to Skip
From seasonal Joe-Joe's to lemon bars, here are the seasonal items worth getting from Trader Joe's this spring, as well as the items you can skip.
Luigi Mangiones State and Federal Trials Delayed Again in High-Profile Murder Case
Mangione pleaded not guilty to state and federal charges in Dec. 2024.
Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake Rocks Indonesia, Killing One and Causing Damage
Indonesia, a vast archipelago of more than 280 million people, sits on major seismic faults and is frequently hit by earthquakes.
Small Businesses Lead U.S. Job Growth in March Despite Mixed Results
Private sector hiring in the United States remained steady in March, bolstered by small businesses, the ADP National Employment Report said Wednesday.

















