President Biden makes his case for aid to Israel and Ukraine, still no Speaker of the House, and Mississippi high school student receives over $1.4 million in college scholarship.

Republican infighting stalls spending bills, Presidents Biden and Zelensky urge U.N. members to stand up against Russian aggression, and exercising in the morning may be best for weight loss.

Heat and rain blanket parts of the U.S., Ukraine takes out strategic bridge, and trying to prevent a lepus invasion.

Record-breaking heat waves hit South, G7 leaders announce joint declaration of support for Ukraine at NATO summit, and how to keep your pets healthy in extreme temperatures this season.

Historic floodwaters begin to recede as Vermont dam stabilizes after nearing capacity, Iowa lawmakers pass six-week abortion ban during marathon special session, and what not to buy on Amazon Prime Day.

Missing a Harry Styles concert because of a tennis tournament? Well, Harry Styles has given Elina Svitolina a chance to watch him perform for a future show!

President Biden defends difficult decision to give Ukraine cluster bombs amid congressional pushback, cities where buying a home is still cheaper than renting, and Elton John farewell tour ends after years of pure joy.

U.S. to send cluster munitions to bolster Ukraine, first Alzheimer's drug to slow disease gets full FDA approval, and never lose your giving heart.

Supreme Court strikes down Affirmative Action in college admissions, how to tighten the screws on a suddenly vulnerable Putin, and people hire phone bots to torture telemarketers.

Donald Trump arrives in Florida to face charges, body recovered from wreckage of I-95 highway collapse, and German Shepherd that was injured in Ukraine from rocket attack gets new start as police dog in Hungary.

Ukraine dam supplying water to Crimea, nuclear plant is breached, unleashing floods, will anything come from the Comer investigation into Joe Biden, and Baltimore couple, both nurses, save a man's life mid-flight.

Ukraine's Zelenskiy to join Hiroshima G7 summit, what's a fair compromise on the debt ceiling, and how much you exercise may impact your flu and pneumonia risk.

Former-President Trump seeks to use indictment to his political advantage, California lashed with 12th atmospheric river, and survive spring break with these easy tech hacks.

New COVID report gives credence to China lab leak, tornadoes and severe winds strike central US, and take advantage of these new tax credits.

Russian President Putin suspends nuclear-arms treaty, 23 states under weather alerts, and 17-year-old cancer survivor scores winning shot in final high school basketball game.

Putin set for major Ukraine war speech after Biden walks streets of Kyiv, six killed after fresh earthquake hits Turkey-Syria border, and egg substitutes aren't all they are cracked up to be.

U.S. warns China against supplying arms to Russia in Ukraine War, Ohio resident shares 'really bad' symptoms in wake of toxic train derailment, and teacher's viral video on student lunch debt prompts $30K in donations.

2024 Senate forecast spells tough road for Democrats to keep slim majority, Kremlin says U.S.-supplied tanks will 'burn' in Ukraine, and Americans are wildly misinformed on housing market.

U.S. prepping major military package for Ukraine, White House struggles with messaging strategy over Biden documents, and here's why egg prices are soaring across the US.

At least 2 suspects sought in "massacre" at California home that left 6 dead, Army drawing on nostalgic marketing, and bowling Is in a knock-down fight over new high-tech pins.

Buffalo Bills said safety Damar Hamlin in critical condition after cardiac arrest after hit, Russian anger grows over strike that killed dozens of troops in Ukraine, and GoFundMe children's toy drive created by Damar Hamlin gets huge boost after injury.

Gordon Deal interviews Yahoo! Finance's Rick Newman about Congress dealing with President Biden's request for $38 billion to aid Ukraine.

Will support for Ukraine survive the midterm elections? Guy Taylor from the Washington Times gives us a look.

President Biden warns Moscow using nukes would be a serious mistake, School gunman had AR-15-style weapon and 600 rounds of ammo, and candy prices are truly wants scary this Halloween.

St. Louis high school shooting leaves three dead, Russia brings Ukraine 'dirty bomb' warning to U.N. as it evacuates Kherson, and Kentucky basketball coach treats coal miner's family to tickets.