Rush Limbaugh dead: Most memorable moments of conservative radio titan’s legendary career
“The Rush Limbaugh Show” debuted on August 1, 1988 on a handful of AM radio stations across the country. In the more than 30 years since, there have been…
PHOTOS: Rush Limbaugh through the years
Photos over the years of Rush Limbaugh, American radio personality, conservative political commentator, and author and former television show host
Winter storm power outages and food safety: Refrigerated foods unsafe to eat after 4 hours, CDC warns
As Americans nationwide brace for yet another wintry punch, persistent power outages for millions could make certain foods unsafe to eat, warns the Centers for Disease Control and…
Captain pleads not guilty to manslaughter in boat fire
The captain of a scuba diving boat that burned and sank off the California coast, killing 34 people, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to manslaughter charges.
Meadows rips Pelosi over Capitol security, calls for ‘measured approach’ to safety
Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows pushed back on heightened security at the Capitol building on Wednesday, arguing that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is using the…
New hotel opening at Disney World now taking reservations
A new Marriott hotel opening this summer at Disney World is now taking reservations.
COVID-19 vaccine freezers lose power in Oregon amid winter storm: officials
Oregon health officials on Tuesday warned that severe winter weather in the state has impacted freezers containing COVID-19 vaccines.
UK coronavirus variant widespread at Michigan prison, 90 cases reported
A more transmissible and possibly deadly coronavirus variant first detected in the U.K. has been identified in 90 prisoners and staff at a Michigan correctional facility, authorities say.
Slain Yale student laid to rest by Connecticut National Guard in ceremony honoring his military service
The Connecticut National Guard on Tuesday laid to rest one of its own, Kevin Jiang — the U.S. Army veteran and Yale University graduate student gunned down outside his vehicle…
Storm-related COVID-19 vaccine delays preventing NYC from scheduling appointments, de Blasio says
A delay in COVID-19 vaccine shipments due to winter storms is preventing New York City from releasing thousands of available appointments, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday.