Mirai Nagasu leaps into history with Olympic triple axel
Mirai Nagasu made her triple axel look elegant and effortless.
Author: MADISON PARK, CNN
Asian Americans skate into Olympic spotlight in record number
Half of Team USA's figure skaters -- seven out of 14 -- are Asian Americans, which is a record, according to US Figure Skating.
Groundhog hath spoken: Six more weeks of winter
The groundhog hath spoken! Welcome to six more weeks of winter.
Amateur astronomer discovers NASA satellite lost for 12 years
For 12 years, a NASA satellite called IMAGE was lost in space.
Employee who sent Hawaii's false missile alert not cooperating
The employee who sent out the false missile alert that caused mass panic in Hawaii earlier this month, refuses to cooperate with a Federal Communications Commission investigation, an official said in a Senate committee hearing Thursday.
Joe Kennedy to give Democrats' response to Trump's State of the Union
Rep. Joseph Kennedy III will deliver the Democratic Party's response to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address next week.
20 years ago, another Kentucky school was attacked
For longtime residents in western Kentucky, Tuesday's shooting at a local high school brought back painful reminders of another deadly attack two decades ago.
Family of patient found at a cold bus stop demands justice
A young patient, dressed only in a thin, hospital gown and tube socks, was left standing outside by a bus stop earlier this month after being discharged from a Baltimore hospital, as seen in a viral video.
Hawaii has been preparing for a missile attack; now its credibility is under fire
Hawaii takes emergency preparedness very seriously.
White House intends to destroy data from defunct commission
The White House "intends to destroy all state voter data" collected for President Donald Trump's dissolved voter fraud commission, a deputy assistant to the president said in a court filing Tuesday.
Recy Taylor is 'a name ... you should know,' Oprah says
Recy Taylor is a name Oprah Winfrey thinks you should know.
Trump lawyer sends cease and desist letter to Bannon
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is reiterating his support for President Donald Trump after his former boss blasted him over explosive comments he made in a new book.
Customs computer outage causes delays at airports
An outage affecting the Customs and Border Protection's computer systems left international travelers waiting in long lines at airports throughout the country Monday night.
Chicago police count fewer murders in 2017, but still 650 people were killed
Chicago saw nearly a 16% decline in murders in 2017 from the previous year, according to statistics released in the early hours of New Year's Day.
Who gets the dog in divorce and other state laws going into effect in 2018
Goodbye, 2017. Get ready for hundreds of new state laws that go into effect on the first day of 2018. Here's a look at some of them:
Coroner: All Las Vegas victims died from gunshot wounds
All 58 people who were killed in the Las Vegas shooting died from gunshot wounds, according to Clark County Coroner John Fudenberg.
Amtrak crash kills two train enthusiasts
Two friends, Jim Hamre and Zack Willhoite, loved to ride trains. So it was no surprise that they decided to go on the inaugural run of Amtrak Cascades 501 when the new service opened.
What is positive train control, and could it have prevented the Amtrak crash?
The Amtrak passenger train didn't have a safety technology called the positive train control activated at the time it derailed in Washington state, said Richard Anderson, the rail service's president and co-CEO.
EPA removes climate change references from website, report says
References to climate change and the Environmental Protection Agency's use of renewable energy have been removed from several of its web pages, according to an analysis by the Environmental Data and Governance Initiative.
Police shootings: Trials, convictions are rare for officers
Few police officers ever face trial for shooting deaths, let alone are convicted.
California gets whiplash of disasters this year
California just can't catch a break this year.
Hospital: Baby is first to be born in US after uterus transplant
A baby born at a Texas hospital is the first in the US to be birthed from a mother who had received a uterus transplant, according to the Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas.
Upscale San Francisco street will go back to homeowners
For most people, failing to pay property taxes and trying to blame it on the city is a losing battle.
What's going on at the CFPB?
Over the holiday weekend, a scramble over who's in charge of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been unfolding.
