The winter storm that swept the U.S. last weekend did more than ground thousands of American Airlines flights. It strained the carrier's recovery system — from finding crews hotel rooms to rebuilding schedules after days of cancellations.

The lawsuit alleged false advertising on one of Costco’s most popular items.

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During a chat with Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert shared that the end of "The Late Show" "feels real now" and confirmed the final episode date.

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The Utah Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday reported 54 newly identified cases in the last three weeks as measles continues to spread.

The guerrilla imitations of common road signage use a distinctive brand of Philly humor to alert residents of ICE threats and looming authoritarianism.

In Springfield, faith-based coalitions are creating emergency hubs to care for children — and churches are preparing for their sanctuaries to be breached.

The MAGA-verse seems to think that the Democratic representative either deserved to be attacked—or made the whole thing up.

Shirley Raines, the heart and hands behind the nonprofit Beauty 2 The Streetz, has died at age 58. Raines passed away on January 28, after being found unresponsive at her home in Henderson, Nevada. Her death was confirmed by her organization. No foul play is suspected, and an autopsy is pending. Known to thousands as Ms. Shirley, Raines built a movement rooted in dignity, presence, and care. Through Beauty 2 The Streetz, she provided food, clothing, hygiene supplies, and personal care services to people experiencing homelessness, most visibly on Los Angeles’ Skid Row. Haircuts, makeup, and grooming were not extras in her work. They were central. Raines believed looking in the mirror and seeing yourself cared for could be life-changing. Her outreach gained national attention through social media, where videos of her work reached millions. In those moments, she addressed the people she served as “kings” and “queens,” a practice that became a signature of her approach. The message was consistent: everyone deserves respect, no matter their circumstances. https://www.tiktok.com/@beauty2thestreetz/video/7586536663422209310?_r=1&_t=8rykbzG7Kta Raines’ impact was formally recognized when she was named CNN Hero of the Year in 2021, a moment that helped expand her nonprofit’s reach and resources. Still, those closest to her say her greatest pride came from the relationships she built week after week on the streets. Born and raised in Compton, California, Raines was also a mother of six. Her life was shaped by personal loss, which she openly shared as part of her motivation to show up for others with urgency and love. Shirley Raines leaves behind a legacy measured not just in numbers served, but in lives seen.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Shirley Raines (@beauty2thestreetz)

An attorney for a Chicago woman shot and wounded by a CBP agent is asking a judge to allow the disclosure of evidence to "combat the continuing harm to her reputation."

Anthony James Kazmierczak, 55, of Minneapolis remains jailed for allegedly spraying her during a Minneapolis town hall.

Non-binding MOU stems from campaign to win submarine contract for Canada’s navy