WASHINGTON — Further chipping away at his predecessor’s legacy, President Donald Trump signed legislation today that lets states deny federal family planning money to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers.
Major U.S. stock indexes fell today for a third straight day as investors weighed earnings reports from big U.S. banks and geopolitical tensions, while the tech sector fell for a tenth consecutive session.
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — The Detroit Pistons began the season without Reggie Jackson and ended it without him.
Walleye goalie Jake Paterson finished second in the voting for ECHL goalie of the year today.
LONDON — Russia’s lack of progress in cleaning up its doping culture and introducing a satisfactory testing regime continues to impede the country’s reinstatement to athletics, the IAAF said today.
COLUMBUS — Dave Chappelle has teamed up with John Mayer to remember comedian Charlie Murphy.
SYCAMORE, Pa. — Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt told dozens of Pennsylvania coal miners today that the “regulatory assault” on their industry is over, and that the environment can be protected without hurting business.
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians have activated outfielder Lonnie Chisenhall from the 10-day disabled list and optioned outfielder Tyler Naquin to Triple-A Columbus.
WASHINGTON — U.S. forces in Afghanistan today struck an Islamic State tunnel complex in eastern Afghanistan with “the mother of all bombs,” the largest non-nuclear weapon ever used in combat by the U.S. military, Pentagon officials said.
MICANOPY, Fla. — Visitors to a state park in Florida got a dramatic glimpse at the wild kingdom when a wild horse attacked an alligator.
CHICAGO — A lawyer for a man dragged off a United Express flight said he suffered a concussion and broken nose and lost two front teeth.
BEIRUT — A misdirected airstrike by the U.S.-led coalition earlier this week killed 18 allied fighters battling the Islamic State group in northern Syria, the U.S. military said today.
MASSILLON, Ohio — A federal grand jury has indicted an Ohio man for buying the powerful opiate fentanyl from China.
Winners of the Jefferson Awards were announced today during a breakfast ceremony at the Premier Banquet Hall in South Toledo.
PHILADELPHIA — Bill Cosby has lost his bid to question his accuser in court before his sexual-assault case goes to trial near Philadelphia.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad dismissed reports of the deadly chemical attack in Syria's Idlib province last week as "100% fabrication," in an interview with news agency AFP at the presidential palace in Damascus.
WASHINGTON — President Trump likes to boast that he hires only the best people. But his personnel choices keep coming back to haunt him.
WASHINGTON —Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week, which is evidence of a stable job market and greater security for workers.
“Survivor” contestant Zeke Smith was outed as transgender by fellow competitor Jeff Varner on Wednesday night’s episode of the CBS reality competition. The move has prompted online criticism and condemnation by a major LGBT rights group.
CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. — The bodies of four men, all described as having suffered “significant trauma,” were discovered in a park in a suburban New York neighborhood that has for years contended with a growing problem of gang violence.
AKRON, Ohio — A man who maintains his innocence in his ex-girlfriend’s slaying has been convicted of aggravated murder at his third trial in northeastern Ohio.
MOSCOW — The Kremlin says President Vladimir Putin’s meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson hasn’t produced any positive shift yet in Russia-U.S. relations.
A Toledo judge set bond at $1.1 million for a West Toledo man arrested on complicity charges in the shooting death of Maumee High School senior and the wounding of another youth, authorities said.
Russia should be taking a closer look at itself instead of criticizing the United States for launching a missile strike on Syria after its government used chemical weapons there earlier this month.
COLUMBUS — Ohio on Wednesday drew attention to the fact that it has joined 47 other states in mandating that private health insurers cover screening, diagnosis, and treatment of autism disorders.