Gizmo, a Las Vegas Dog Missing for 9 Years, is Alive and at Home

Gizmo, a Las Vegas Dog Missing for 9 Years, is Alive and at Home

A dog that went missing in 2015 in Las Vegas has been found.

Puerto Rico Bans Discrimination Over Cultural Hairstyles

Puerto Rico Bans Discrimination Over Cultural Hairstyles

Puerto Rico’s governor on Wednesday signed a law that prohibits discrimination against people who choose Afros, curls, locs, twists, braids and related hairstyles.

Southwest Will Begin Assigning Seats in Break With Airline Tradition

Southwest Will Begin Assigning Seats in Break With Airline Tradition

Southwest Airlines plans to start assigning passenger seats on its planes, a dramatic change from the company's tradition of more than 50 years.

Salt Lake City Will Host 2034 Winter Olympics

Salt Lake City Will Host 2034 Winter Olympics

Salt Lake City will be an Olympics host again after the International Olympic Committee formally awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics to the United States.

U.S. Olympics Delegations Announced for Opening, Closing Ceremonies

U.S. Olympics Delegations Announced for Opening, Closing Ceremonies

First Lady Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff will lead the official U.S. delegations to the Paris Olympics, the White House has announced.

Paris Goes to Great Lengths for Olympics Security

Paris Goes to Great Lengths for Olympics Security

A year ago, Tony Estanguet, head of Paris Olympics, declared that France's capital would be “the safest place in the world” when the Games open.

Here’s What to Expect If Your Flight Was Canceled During Technology Outage

Here’s What to Expect If Your Flight Was Canceled During Technology Outage

Social media was flooded Friday with photos and video of passengers stranded at airports due to a widespread computer issue. Here's what to expect if you are among them:

EA Sports College Football 25 Launched

EA Sports College Football 25 Launched

EA Sports College Football 25, among the most highly anticipated sports video games, has hit the market.

Over 250,000 Vintage NASA Images Added to National Archives Catalog

Over 250,000 Vintage NASA Images Added to National Archives Catalog

Over 250,000 images related to NASA’s work over six decades are now available for public viewing via the National Archives Catalog.

Paris Police Install Barrier at River Seine, Preparing for Olympics

Paris Police Install Barrier at River Seine, Preparing for Olympics

A different kind of iron curtain was installed across central Paris on Thursday, with the beginning of an Olympics anti-terrorism perimeter along the banks of Seine.

After Reshaping Las Vegas, The Mirage to be Reinvented, Part of Hard Rock Makeover

After Reshaping Las Vegas, The Mirage to be Reinvented, Part of Hard Rock Makeover

The Mirage is about to vanish from Las Vegas Strip.

Dump Cake Dessert With Jill of All Trades

Dump Cake Dessert With Jill of All Trades

Jill Washburn features a simple and tasty dessert, a lemon and blueberry dump cake, in her latest installment of Jill of All Trades.

Walmart Retools ‘No Boundaries’ Clothing Line to Appeal to Gen Z

Walmart Retools ‘No Boundaries’ Clothing Line to Appeal to Gen Z

Walmart plans to revamp its 30-year-old No Boundaries brand for teenagers and young adults on Tuesday, with a new 130-piece fall collection aimed at Generation Z.

World’s Rarest Whale May Have Washed Ashore in New Zealand

World’s Rarest Whale May Have Washed Ashore in New Zealand

The carcass of a rare spade-tooth whale washed up on the shore of a South Island beach, providing New Zealand researchers with an interesting specimen to study.

In Rare Appearance, Princess Kate Hands Alcaraz the Wimbledon Trophy

In Rare Appearance, Princess Kate Hands Alcaraz the Wimbledon Trophy

Kate, the Princess of Wales, handed Carlos Alcaraz the champion's trophy after the Wimbledon men's final on Sunday.