CBS News is ending its 100-year-old radio news service on May 22 due to declining listenership and financial pressures.

The U.S. Treasury now manages $180B in defaulted student loans, shifting control from the Department of Education.

Nearly 90,000 bottles of Children’s Ibuprofen are recalled due to foreign particles; no serious illnesses reported.

Val Kilmer posthumously stars in "As Deep as the Grave" using AI, honoring his legacy and advocacy.

A Utah woman was convicted of murdering her husband with fentanyl to gain life insurance and ease financial stress.

Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," set for a July 2026 release.

Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel, died at 81; led probe into Russian election interference, found no conspiracy but no exoneration on obstruction.

The Trump administration sued Harvard, accusing it of ignoring antisemitism and seeking to cut billions in federal funding.

César Chavez's legacy is being reevaluated amid growing scrutiny over his historical impact.

U.S. medical students learned their residency placements, with a record 93% of positions filled and many choosing primary care to address physician shortages.