'AMERICA'S DARKEST DAY': See newspaper headlines from around the world after 9/11
The day after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, people woke up to front pages capturing their sadness, shock, and horror.
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20 lottery winners who lost it all — as a $935 million Powerball jackpot is still up for grabs
A $935 million Powerball jackpot went 3 months without a winner. But for some past lottery winners, life became worse after snagging the win.
This leaked Fyre Festival pitch deck shows how Billy McFarland was able to secure millions for the most overhyped festival in history
Billy McFarland got investors to pump $26 million into Fyre Media. Sentenced to several years in prison, he was released in 2022 and has floated the idea for a Fyre Festival II.
How Jay-Z, hip-hop's first billionaire, makes and spends his money
Here we break down how Jay-Z became a hip-hop mogul thanks to business ventures and his iconic music that has led to a net worth in the billions.
Inside equestrian show jumping, the elite sport beloved by famous kids like Grace Wahlberg, Jennifer Gates and Eve Jobs
For those who can afford to participate, show jumping offers millions of dollars of prize money and international glory.
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MAP: From the Bible Belt to the Rust Belt, the United States has 13 distinct 'belts'
You've heard of the Bible Belt and Rust Belt, but what about the Jell-O Belt or Wheat Belt?
The 30 deadliest mass shootings in modern US history include Monterey Park and Uvalde
The Monterey Park shooting on January 21, 2023, that left 10 people dead at a Lunar New Year party is now among the deadliest mass shootings in US history.
The 50 best places to live in America based on cost of living, quality of life, and more
US News ranked the best places to live based on each city's quality of life, value, desirability, and job market.
30 things Canadians say that Americans don't understand
Canadians have a long list of slang words and colorful expressions that would leave many Americans scratching their heads.
The White House has 132 rooms and its own restaurant. Here's what it's like inside Joe Biden's new home.
The most famous home in America also comes with a movie theater, bowling alley, and underground bunkers.
VIDEO: Amanda Gorman stole the show at Joe Biden's inauguration with an electrifying 5-minute poem
Amanda Gorman, the national youth poet laureate, performed her work "The Hill We Climb" after Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' swearing-in ceremony.
India has a farmer suicide epidemic — and farmers are protesting new laws they fear will make things worse
India already has some of the highest farmer suicide rates in the world, and experts fear the crisis could worsen if the laws are not repealed.
WATCH: Pro-Trump rioters stormed the US Capitol and forced Congress into a recess
Armed Trump supporters stormed into the US Capitol on Wednesday to disrupt the confirmation of Joe Biden's presidential victory.
A psychotherapist says there are 3 common reasons so many people's New Year's resolutions end in failure
Many people make New Year's resolutions, but few people actually seem them through. Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert gave three reasons why.
The era of big beef may be over as Americans turn to small-scale butchers in the pandemic
Nearly 40,000 meat industry workers have tested positive for the coronavirus, causing some Americans to rethink where they get their meat.
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A look inside the White House, which has 132 rooms, a restaurant, and the offices of some of the most powerful people in the world
Here's what the most famous home in America looks like on the inside, from the Oval Office to the Rose Garden to the Situation Room.
The oldest college in every US state
The list of oldest colleges in each US state includes some of the most prestigious academic institutions in the country.
'You're lying, it's a hoax': Disbelief of the coronavirus is driving a wedge through American families — even those who've been infected
We spoke to two women on opposite ends of the political spectrum who both had the coronavirus to see how it's impacted their choice in the election.
A California man has been livestreaming footage of burned-down neighborhoods so evacuees can see if their homes survived the wildfires
For many evacuees, volunteer Dan Ryant's footage is the first glimpse of their homes after a wildfire rips through their neighborhood.
How a pioneering brain surgery helped a man who'd been addicted to opioids for 18 years find sobriety
The opioid epidemic claims about 128 lives every day in the US. Doctors are hoping deep brain stimulation can put a dent in that.