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Some Victims Identified in New Orleans Rampage

At least 14 people were killed in the terrorist attack in New Orleans. Here’s what is known about some of the victims, who haven’t all yet been identified: Martin “Tiger” Bech, a 2021

FBI Now Sees New Orleans Attack as Solo Act

Investigators believe the U.S. Army veteran who drove a pickup truck into a New Orleans crowd acted alone, and they have found no link between that terrorist attack and the deadly explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas that was driven by another servicemember.

Speaker's Foe In GOP Sees Little to Lose

Massie plans to vote against Johnson, but needs another ally to defeat him

China's BYD and EV Peers Post Record December Sales

Chinese companies offered discounts and benefited from a trade-in program

Dockworkers Talks Set to Resume

U.S. dockworkers and their employers agreed to resume formal talks Jan. 7, one week ahead of a potential strike that could shut down ports from Maine to Texas, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.

Apple Settles Suit Over Siri

Pays $95 million in case alleging users privacy violated by digital assistant

U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Fall Less Than Expected

U.S. crude oil inventories fell less than expected last week, while stocks of gasoline and distillate fuels saw large builds with refineries maintaining high capacity use, according to data released Thursday by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Estate on Lake Tahoe Sells for a Multimillion-Dollar Discount

A large estate with a sandy beach on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe has sold for $33.5 million, about 30% less than its original asking price a year ago.

He Was Sleeping on the Subway Before Joining 'Friday Night Lights'

The 'American Primeval' star on getting kicked out of acting class and the man who taught him how to feel

TGI Fridays Ex-CEO To Lead Revival Bid

Ray Blanchette, the former chief executive of TGI Fridays, has been chosen as the manager of the bulk of the chain's restaurants globally, replacing a consulting firm that stepped in after the company defaulted on debt, according to people familiar with the matter.

Revival of ISIS in Syria Stirs Fears

Militants are looking to resurrect their dream of ruling a new Islamist empire

Rough Time in 'The City'

High real-estate values and sales in London’s historic financial district have been hit hard by remote work

Royal Family SECRETS EXPOSED

The palace is in a panic as Prince Andrew is accused of consorting with an alleged spy — what did he reveal?

MORGAN'S Private Struggle

Morgan Wallen finally got some good news. On Dec. 17, the Nashville Metro Council voted to approve the country star's request for a sign to be hung above his bar―This Bar & Tennessee Kitchen nearly seven months after the Metro Council denied the permit application.

She's Always With Me

The musician opens up about grief, love and her mother's \"ever present\" spirit

Stars Love Larroudé

When it comes to fabulous footwear, this shoe brand has become Hollywood’s fast favorite!

iPad mini AI-READY DESIGN: THE A17 CHIP POWERHOUSE IN A COMPACT SIZE

Technology continues to shrink in size yet grow in capability, and the new iPad mini is no exception.

Camera Control

NEW ADVANCED FEATURES FOR MASTERING PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCTION

Love, Jealousy & SCANDAL

THE ACTRESS' HUSBAND SHOT HER LOVER IN A SENSATIONAL EPISODE THAT NEARLY ENDED HER CAREER

Season 5 SNEAK PEEK

THE BIBLE-INSPIRED SERIES ABOUT THE LIFE OF JESUS RETURNS IN TIME FOR HOLY WEEK

Why I Fell for My New Love

When Jane Seymour was set up on a blind date with John Zambetti over a year ago, she had no intention of falling in love.

The BEST ELVIS MOVIES

THE POPULAR SINGER ALSO BECAME AMERICA'S FAVORITE FILM STAR

Next San Francisco Mayor Sees City Making a Big Comeback

A year ago, Daniel Lurie could move anonymously through the streets of his home city. But on a recent walking tour here, the newly elected mayor was greeted as a celebrity.

Immigration Plan Faces Big Roadblocks

Trump advisers will confront funding issues, legal fights to change policies

The New Year Brings New Albums

Recently released singles offer tempting hints of records to come in 2025

How Five Pros Aim to Inflation-Proof Their Investments

Some on Wall Street think the fight to stabilize prices isn't over

A (Very Debatable) Best of 2024 List

Caitlin Clark, Steph Curry's 'Nuit Nuit' in Paris, Saquon's back flip and an unnamed college football champion make one columnist's highlights of the year

Palestinian Power Fight Erupts in West Bank

Palestinian Authority security forces are battling militants from Hamas and its allies in the occupied West Bank, in a fight that has the potential to shape the long-running struggle for the leadership of the Palestinian cause.

What's Better After ExerciseA Hot Sauna or Cold Plunge?

You can speed up your recovery at the gym or at home with the right therapy

Skip Sugary Drinks To Lose Some Weight

Your health is more than just a number on a scale. But if losing a little weight is a New Year goal, skip fad diets and hard-to-maintain fitness resolutions.