Mom's daily art helps strangers boost mental health
The pandemic has been a dark time for many people, but Angie Carel found a way to make it brighter not just for her family, but for thousands of strangers – using art and social media.
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Madeleine Albright, first woman to serve as secretary of state, dies at 84
In a statement, Bill and Hillary Clinton called Albright "an extraordinary human being."
War in Ukraine just the latest challenge for NATO
As President Biden travels to Belgium to meet with NATO members, he says the alliance is more united today than ever.
Brittney Griner, WNBA star detained by Russia, is "in good condition"
Griner was taken into custody by Russian officials in February and a court extended her detention until May 19.
How the price of crude oil affects local operators in America
Oil prices have been especially volatile in the last five years, and the boom and bust of the oil patch can have a major impact on small producers.
These free apps can help you beat back inflation
Looking to save money on food, gas and other items? There's an app for that, CNET Money's Farnoosh Torabi says.
New tech, old scams: Don't fall for these crypto and NFT ripoffs
Yes, cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens are thrilling technologies — they're also fertile ground for scams.
Miami Beach officially declares state of emergency after 2 shootings
Five people were injured in the shootings and one person has been arrested, CBS Miami reported.
N.Y. probe seeks documents from tax firm that worked for Trump Organization
The request for tax documents from RSM US LLP was sent after another firm, Mazars USA, recanted financial statements from a decade of work for the Trump Organization.
Deadly tornadoes leave trail of destruction in New Orleans area
At least two tornadoes tore through parts of New Orleans and the surrounding area Tuesday night.
Okta says screenshots from hack could impact 366 customers
Hacker group shared screenshots with Telegram users, saying they believed Okta's security is "pretty poor."
Only whaling ship to sink in Gulf of Mexico discovered 190 years later
Not much is left of the two-masted wooden brig thought to be the Industry, a 65-foot-long whaler that foundered after a storm in 1836.
As war rages in Ukraine, Nestle suspends KitKat sales in Russia
Bowing to public pressure, the world's largest food company moves to reduce its footprint in Russia.
Abbott plant behind baby formula recall was unsanitary, FDA says
"This sheds a little more light on what went wrong, but we still don't have all the answers," said one public health advocate.
Trump withdraws endorsement of Mo Brooks in Alabama Senate race
Trump endorsed Brooks almost a year ago, in April 2021.
DOJ issues new subpoenas in Alaska Senate probe
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Live Updates: Trump campaigns in South Carolina and more
Patrick Stewart, best known for "Star Trek" and "X-Men," dies at 86
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Iran claims 4 tankers hit mines in Strait of Hormuz
El-Sayed's faith, family under scrutiny in campaign. Here's what we know.
Hegseth fires Pentagon's top military planner over alleged leaks
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Whistleblower says DEA let fentanyl pills hit the streets
What to know about Alaska's Senate race with 2 Dan Sullivans
