Who is Julian Assange and what did he publish?

The WikiLeaks founder has spent years fighting extradition to the U.S. to face spying charges after his website leaked classified documents in 2010.

Alabama Supreme Court: Frozen embryos are 'children' under state law

Frozen embryos created during fertility treatments can be considered children under Alabama state law, the state’s Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Jimmy Carter marks one year in hospice care | How he did it

A year ago today, former President Jimmy Carter entered home hospice care in Plains, Georgia at 98 years old. Now at 99, he remains the longest-lived American president.

What is Alaskapox? 1st known deadly case reported

Alaskapox, a virus primarily found in small mammals, has claimed its first human life. Learn more about the disease and how it spreads.

How attacks in the Red Sea are cramping global trade; what it means for retailers

The cost to ship a standard 40-foot container from China to northern Europe has jumped from $1,500 to $4,000, according to the Kiel Institute for the World Economy in Germany.

Romance scams: How to recognize them
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With Valentine's Day approaching, there is a new warning about romance scams. A record number of Americans are being duped by scammers who prey on people looking for love, leaving them broken-hearten, and often broke. Reporter Joy Addison has more.

‘None of these candidates’ wins Nevada primary: What that means

Nikki Haley became the first presidential candidate from either party to lose a race to “None of these candidates” since that option was introduced in Nevada in 1975.

Taylor Swift wants Florida college student to stop tracking her jet – Does she have the legal ground?

Fresh off making Grammy history, Taylor Swift is jet-setting off to her Tokyo concerts, and then, she's expected back for Sunday’s Super Bowl. As she flies, attorneys for the star want a Florida college student to stop tracking her private jet.

Federal Reserve on track to cut rates this year: What it means for you

Experts have begun forecasting when interest rates may start easing from the strictest levels in two decades. Here’s what they’re saying and what it means for everyday Americans.

Jennifer Crumbley trial: What the jury must decide

Jennifer Crumbley's trial is now with the jury -- who must decide on her guilty or innocent from the Oxford High School shooting.

Burn-away cakes: What are they and how do they work?

The mesmerizing trend seen on social media showcases what appears to be a regular cake with an image as the central design on top.