Vandals fail at destroying giant snowman in Kentucky
"You reap what you sow," the snowman's creator said after realizing vandals tried to destroy it — and failed miserably
U.S.
Louisville airport to be renamed after Muhammad Ali
Vote comes a day before what would've been the hometown hero's 77th birthday
Judge begins court hearing on Puerto Rico's massive debt crisis
Hearing involves more than $17 billion in debt backed by sales-tax bonds the government issued, representing nearly a third of Puerto Rico's overall bonded debt
Steve Carell to star in Netflix comedy "Space Force"
It's not an "Office" reboot — but it's probably the next best thing
Dance group of women in wheelchairs inspires young girls with disabilities
You've heard of the Rockettes – but have you heard of the Rollettes?
Daughter of Tuskegee Airman gets answers about his death, 70 years later
"I think like most people, the fact that you can't find out what you want to know immediately makes you crazy"
TSA workers protest shutdown, turn to food banks amid uncertainty
The TSA administrator said a spike in sick calls is due to officers who can no longer work for free
Larry Hogan focuses on national politics in inaugural address
Hogan, a Republican who is of the most popular governors in the country, was re-elected in November
Jack Bogle, index fund pioneer and Vanguard founder, dead at 89
He simplified investing for the masses by introducing the first index mutual fund for individual investors in 1976
U.S. businessman among those killed in Kenya terror attack
Friend says Jason Spindler was "one of those rare men who was loved by pretty much anyone" as officials put death toll from al-Shabab attack at 21
Cats test positive for bubonic plague
No human cases have been identified, but health officials warn the disease can be passed to people from infected animals
IRS waives some penalties on underpaid taxes
The agency is going easier on taxpayers this season, as some people who got refunds in prior years might find out they owe
Report: Federal agency ignored constitutional concerns in Trump lease
The General Services Administration ignored concerns that President Trump's lease on a federal building could violate the emoluments clause
Citigroup reveals what women earn compared with men
Wall Street remains a boys club, with few female executives occupying senior positions
Snap crackled, plotzed: Social media darling down 80% from IPO high
After one of the hottest tech launches in years, Snapshot's parent unnerves investors with another executive exit
Christa Pike has pneumonia, unable to move arms after botched execution, lawyers say
Investigation
Congress tried to stop surprise medical bills. It created another problem.
Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Gulf, could reach U.S. as hurricane this weekend
How Israeli and Palestinian kids are coping 3 years after Oct. 7 attacks
Investigation
Weeks before Election Day, the FEC can't enforce the law
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Vance appears to soften U.S. demands on Iranian nuclear enrichment
Man eyed Mall of America for attack, pledged allegiance to ISIS, FBI says
Lawyers seek to stop execution today in Texas, citing Christa Pike's failed injection
