U.S. & World

Instead of packing for her honeymoon, a bride from Denton, Texas, is recovering from a traumatic brain injury after an accident during her wedding.

The White House announced an economic partnership with Ukraine that includes an agreement on the ownership and extraction of natural resources from the war-torn nation.

Wednesday’s game between the Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates was temporarily halted after a fan fell 21 feet to the field from the bleachers.

Travelers will soon need Real ID to fly domestically. But does that include children?

Reshoring more of the U.S. auto industry would require untangling supply chains that leave many components vulnerable to a series of tariffs Trump has repeatedly revised.

The U.S. Education Department is investigating Chicago Public Schools amid allegations that a new program designed to improve academic success and retention among Black students and educators violates federal law.

Trump also appeared to be unmoved by the idea that American consumers will face empty store shelves if his trade war drags on.

The president told ABC News he “could” have Kilmar Abrego Garcia returned from El Salvador but, “we have lawyers that don’t want to do this.”

Members of a high school lacrosse program in upstate New York are accused of staging an armed abduction of younger players in a stunt that “went way beyond hazing,” prosecutors said this week.

Sports agent Jeffrey Sperbeck was fatally injured over the weekend in a golf cart accident in the Riverside County community of La Quinta.

For as long as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has falsely claimed that vaccines cause widespread harm — from autism to sudden death — he has pointed to the one source he says could immediately prove it.  

The Crest Hill Bakery company has issued a recall for three bread products after an employee noticed glass fragments on top of a loaf.

The 73-year-old football coach denied that his 24-year-old girlfriend was attempting to control the “CBS Mornings” interview promoting his memoir.