Inmates at Idaho's Latah County Jail revealed details about murder suspect Bryan Kohberger's life inside the facility as he awaits trial.
After California, excessive rainfall and snowmelt is now affecting its neighbor states.
Sen. Lindsey Graham said Trump had a troubled state of mind after losing the 2020 presidential election.
Buffalo Wild Wings is facing a lawsuit alleging the restaurant chain engages in "false and deceptive marketing," in the promotion of its boneless wings.
U.S. stocks took a dive Wednesday morning, as global investors' fears over the health of the banking industry renewed amid the crash of Swiss bank Credit Suisse
Honda has issued a recall for 500,000 of its most popular models after a front seat belt latching issue was discovered to be widespread.
Credit Suisse lost almost a quarter of its value on Wednesday, dropping to a new record low after its largest investor said it could not provide the Swiss bank with more financial assistance.
While it may cause health issues among people, the seaweed reportedly helps a number of migratory sea creatures by providing them with a habitat.
Thousands of flights were either canceled or delayed as the season's first nor'easter brought heavy snow, winds and coastal flooding to Northeast U.S.
TikTok could split with China's ByteDance to avoid getting banned in the United States.
California is once again drenched in heavy rain and snowmelt that is causing flooding concerns in the state.
The proposals to provide colossal lump sum payments to Black residents and a dollar's worth of housing are drawing pushback from San Francisco residents.
San Fransisco could move forward on a reparations proposal that would include a one-time lump-sum payment of $5 million for eligible Black people.
The EPA announced it would begin to require utilities to remove PFAS, or "forever chemicals," from drinking water across the nation.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Tuesday the company will lay off an additional 10,000 employees in upcoming months.
Carter and Biden have shared a decades-long friendship, noting that the latter was the first elected official outside of Georgia to endorse him for president in 1976.
The survey warned the U.S. will lose out on more talent if foreign destinations continue to provide an attractive alternative for employers.
"Employers that violate the act would be subject to penalties, including fines and compensatory damages for the affected employee," the bill said.
March 14 is celebrated worldwide as Pi Day or International Day of Mathematics.
Legal experts suggested that the prosecution's applications for search warrants aimed to counter any doubts about the investigation into the Idaho murder case.
Donald Trump's former lawyer Micheal Cohen will testify before a Manhattan grand jury Monday, regarding the investigation into a 2016 hush-money payment.
An atmospheric river is expected to being severe flooding to Califonia as the Northeast prepares for a late winter nor'easter.
Two capsized smuggling boats off the coast of San Diego, California, left at least 8 people dead, officials said Sunday.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office said the toddler found the pistol in the bedroom and accidentally shot her sister.
President Biden sought to quell fears of a wide-ranged banking collapse Monday in remarks given a half-hour before U.S. markets opened.
Bank shares in Europe and Asia plunged on Monday as the United States' move to guarantee the deposits of the collapsed tech-focused lender Silicon Valley Bank failed to reassure investors that other banks remain finacially sound.
The SUID (sudden unexplained infant death) rate for Black babies in 2020 was the highest it has been since 2017, a study found.
Officials reported a flare-up this week while warning the residents that the phenomenon could linger on for some time.
During the closure announcement Sunday, regulators confirmed that customers of Signature Bank would be made whole regardless of the amount their accounts hold.
"Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve," Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto said in a blog post.