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Carnival launches ‘Express Dining’ to get cruise passengers out of the dining room in under an hour
Carnival Cruise Line is rolling out a new dining option aimed at passengers who would rather spend their evenings on thrills than at the table.
6 U.S. airmen killed in KC-135 refueling aircraft crash in Iraq during Operation Epic Fury
All six crew members aboard a U.S. Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker refueling aircraft were killed Thursday after the plane went down in western Iraq during ongoing combat operations against Iran, U.S. Central Command confirmed Friday.
Pizza, pie and more: The best food deals to celebrate Pi Day 2026
Pi Day falls on Saturday, and whether you're a math enthusiast, a pie lover or simply a bargain hunter, a number of restaurant chains and grocery stores are marking the occasion with discounts, freebies and themed promotions tied to the number 3.14.
DHS identifies Temple Israel attacker as Lebanese-born naturalized citizen; no congregants killed
Federal authorities have identified the man who rammed a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue Thursday as Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, a 41-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen born in Lebanon, as the FBI opened an investigation into the attack as an act of targeted antisemitic violence.
Ernie Anastos, Hall of Fame NYC news anchor, dies at 82
Ernie Anastos, the Emmy Award-winning television newsman who anchored the evening news at four of New York City's flagship stations over a career spanning more than 40 years, died early Thursday. He was 82.
Fire breaks out aboard USS Gerald R. Ford in Red Sea, 2 sailors injured
A non-combat fire broke out Thursday aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford while the aircraft carrier was operating in the Red Sea, the U.S. Navy announced.
Jack Osbourne honors legendary father by naming daughter ‘Ozzy’
Jack Osbourne has welcomed his fifth child and paid tribute to his late father in the process, naming his newborn daughter after the iconic heavy metal frontman.
Culture Wire: ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ returns, new ‘Landman’ season announced and more
The hit Hulu reality series dropped its full 10-episode fourth season Thursday, diving headfirst into the fallout from last season's "soft-swinging" scandal while introducing a new "Dads of TikTok" storyline that has already divided fans.
What is sharia, and how do Muslims understand it?
Sharia -- the body of religious guidance derived from the Quran, the sayings and practices of the Prophet Muhammad, and centuries of Islamic scholarly interpretation -- is often discussed in public debate primarily in terms of criminal penalties. Research on how Muslims themselves understand Islamic law suggests a much broader and more complex framework.
What to know about the active shooter and vehicle attack at Temple Israel in Michigan
An active shooter and apparent vehicle ramming attack unfolded Thursday afternoon at Temple Israel, one of the largest Reform Jewish synagogues in the United States, located in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, roughly 25 miles northwest of Detroit.
Shooting at Old Dominion University: What you should know
A gunman opened fire Thursday morning at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, injuring two people before being killed, university officials confirmed. The incident prompted an emergency lockdown across campus and placed several nearby schools on secure hold.
CPSC recalls helmets, magnets over injury risks, swallowing hazard
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced two product recalls Thursday involving items that pose serious injury or death risks to consumers, including children.
Trump endorses Jake Paul — for an office he isn’t running for
President Trump handed out a political endorsement at a Kentucky rally Wednesday -- to a man with no announced candidacy, no declared party affiliation and a jaw still healing from a knockout punch.
Bunker sales surge as Iran war stokes fears of homeland attack
The underground shelter industry is booming in the wake of the U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.
Did DOJ cover up Epstein evidence? Senators want answers
Four U.S. senators are demanding a federal watchdog investigate whether the Justice Department broke the law when it released -- and redacted -- millions of pages of Jeffrey Epstein files, accusing the agency of shielding powerful figures while exposing victims' most private information.
Rivian R2 specs, pricing leak ahead of SXSW unveil
Rivian's debut of its long-awaited R2 electric SUV at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, on Thursday was upstaged before it even began, after key specs and pricing details leaked online a day early.
Culture Wire: Instagram outage lasts 10 hours, Nicole Kidman’s new crime thriller and more
Meta's flagship social platform is back online after a massive technical glitch left millions of users logged out for approximately 10 hours.
Pro-Iran hackers claim cyberattack on medical device giant Stryker
A pro-Iranian hacking group claimed responsibility Wednesday for a cyberattack on Stryker, a major U.S. medical technology company, triggering a global network disruption that knocked many employees offline and disrupted company systems.
Rockefeller Foundation report links food prescriptions to farm revenue, job growth
New research from The Rockefeller Foundation finds that expanding Food is Medicine programs -- which provide produce prescriptions and medically tailored meals and groceries to people with diet-related chronic conditions -- could generate more than $45 billion in state economic activity, create 316,000 jobs, and deliver $5.6 billion in annual revenue to America's small and mid-sized farms if scaled to reach the estimated 43 million Americans who need them most.
FBI warns Iran may have plotted drone attack on California
The FBI recently warned law enforcement agencies across California that Iran had allegedly considered launching a drone strike against the West Coast in retaliation for American military operations, according to an intelligence bulletin reviewed by ABC News.
