TSA screens nearly 2 million Memorial Day weekend travelers
The Transportation Security Administration screened 1.96 million passengers Friday -- the highest number of passengers the agency has screened in a day since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
The Transportation Security Administration screened 1.96 million passengers Friday -- the highest number of passengers the agency has screened in a day since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
India reported 173,790 new COVID-19 cases Saturday, marking its lowest single-day rise in 45 days.
A free diver received a wedding invite after finding an engagement ring that fell off a woman's finger to the bottom of Britain's largest lake.
"Love Boat" and "Mary Tyler Moore Show" alum Gavin MacLeod has died at the age of 90, his family announced.
With Texas Republicans poised to sign off on a sweeping voting bill, President Joe Biden said Saturday that legislation like Senate Bill 7 that restricts voting access is "un-American."
The government of New South Wales in Australia has announced that it will cover expenses for farmers who have been battling a plague of mice for several months.
A bomb hit a university bus Saturday in Afghanistan, killing four people, an Interior Ministry spokesperson confirmed.
While temperatures so far this May have been near average for much of the western United States, a brutal warmup is on the way.
Miami police searched Saturday for a gunman who shot seven people overnight in the city's Wynwood area.
A California prosecutor said she won't pursue the death penalty again for Scott Peterson, who was convicted of killing his wife Laci Peterson and their unborn son in 2002.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has announced his second novel with James Patterson is set for release in june.
President Joe Biden has proposed funding infrastructure, free pre-K and community college in a $6 trillion budget for next year paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy.
Brooke Shields shared on Instagram an X-ray of the femur she broke earlier this year, as well as a photo of the stitches that remained after surgery to repair the bone.
Thousands of residents have evacuated from the Democratic Republic of the Congo's eastern city of Goma under threat from a another eruption of Mount Nyiragongo volcano, the United Nations said.
"Whiplash" star Miles Teller has signed on to play "The Godfather" producer Al Ruddy in a 10-part drama about the making of the classic mob movie for Paramount+.
Rapper, singer and songwriter J. Cole's "The Off-Season" is the No. 1 album in the United States.
The White House announced sanctions on Belarus and a warning not to travel to the country over a diverted civilian Ryanair flight.
Mali's constitutional court has named Col. Assimi Goita as the country's new interim president after he led a military coup earlier this week.
On May 29, 1977, Janet Guthrie became the first woman to compete in the Indianapolis 500. She completed 27 laps before her car became disabled.
Singer Melissa Etheridge turns 60 and actor Laverne Cox turns 49, among the famous birthdays for May 29.
Los Angeles Dodgers star outfielder Cody Bellinger, who has been sidelined for nearly two months because of a broken leg, will return to the lineup this weekend against the rival San Francisco Giants.
NBA great Michael Jordan and Nike's Jordan Brand are donating $1 million to Morehouse College to enhance journalism and sports-related studies at the school.
Authorities searching the home of a man who opened fire at a San Jose, Calif., light rail yard, killing nine, found 12 firearms and about 22,000 rounds of ammunition, the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office said Friday.
Washington Wizards star guard Russell Westbrook was listed as questionable for Game 3 of his team's first-round playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers after failing to practice Friday.
After previously saying starting pitcher Mike Soroka would miss the season, Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker backtracked on his initial prognosis for the right-hander.