Legendary Georgetown coach John Thompson Jr. dies
Thompson was born and raised in Washington D.C. and it was in his hometown where he would build a dynasty in the 1980s.
Warship that survived Pearl Harbor, atomic bomb tests found in Pacific
The USS Nevada did not sink during the attack on Pearl Harbor, D-Day and even atomic bomb target practice.
Wife of coronavirus victim finds heartbreaking goodbye note
A Connecticut woman who lost her 32-year-old husband to coronavirus said she later a heart-wrenching goodbye note that he had left for his family.
Coronavirus has spared U.S. kids, while flu has killed 144
As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, the flu has killed 22,000 Americans so far this season, including 144 children.
CDC: Flu has killed 20,000 this season, including 136 kids
The CDC's most recent flu report says that as of February 29, hospitalization rates among children aged 4 and under were the highest on record at this point in the season.
Firefighter who found brother in rubble dies of 9/11-linked cancer
Daniel Foley, who helped find the remains of his firefighter brother in the rubble of the World Trade Center, died at the age of 46 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, officials said.
Browns star suspended after hitting Steelers QB in head with helmet
In a statement, the NFL said Garrett would be suspended at least through the regular season and postseason for his actions
Oakland A's sign fan who threw 96 mph in stadium challenge
Oakland A's sign Nathan Patterson to a contract after viral video showed him hit 96 mph on the radar gun
Video shows Russian destroyer nearly colliding with U.S. warship
U.S. called the incident "unsafe and unprofessional" but the Russian Pacific Fleet blamed the U.S. for the close encounter
U.S. offers $1 million bounty in hunt for bin Laden's son
Eight years after a Navy SEAL team shot and killed Osama bin Laden, the U.S. government is offering $1 million to help track down the son of the Sept. 11 mastermind
CIA fact checks "Black Panther" during Oscars
The spy agency asked its 2.54 million followers if they thought the magical substance vibranium is real. It isn't.
A rarity in U.S., female attackers nothing new abroad
Female suspect in San Bernardino shooting an outlier in U.S. but overseas, women play key roles in high-profile attacks
Pope: "Human beings take precedence over partisan interests"
Addressing the United Nations, Pope Francis implores world leaders to protect the environment and the "vast ranks of the excluded"
Will May 2 be the greatest single day in sports history?
The Pacquiao-Mayweather fight and Kentucky Derby headline an exceptionally busy day in the sports world
Woman who discovered Nazi heritage refuses to be "prisoner of the past"
Jennifer Teege says it took her a long time to build up the nerve to reveal her family secret to her Israeli friends