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Teen has emotional reunion with nurse’s assistant who helped support her during cancer treatments 02:11
SAG-AFTRA to resume talks with executives from major studios on Monday 01:48
New York State Police activate Amber Alert for 9-year-old girl who went missing during camping trip 01:28
At least 13 dead after fire breaks out at nightclub in Spain 01:21
Trump expected to be in courtroom for first 2 days of civil fraud trial, sources say 01:57
Biden pushes Congress to pass supplemental bill to keep funds flowing to Ukraine 01:39
Rep. Matt Gaetz threatens to trigger vote to remove Kevin McCarthy as speaker 02:06
Growing group of women reclaiming lowrider tradition in California 02:22
Roundabouts on the rise across the U.S. in push to create safer roadways 02:32
75,000 health care workers at Kaiser Permanente preparing to strike 02:05
Student loan payments restarting for more than 40 million borrowers on Sunday 01:36
New York City recovering after record-setting rainfall 02:07
House Speaker McCarthy braces for response from members of his party after spending bill passes 01:56
House passes 45-day spending bill to avoid government shutdown; bill now in the Senate 02:10
Suspect arrested in connection with Tupac’s murder 01:39
New York and New Jersey under states of emergency amid heavy rain and flooding 02:57
Federal government has one day left to avoid shutdown 02:10
Iowa neighborhood’s first new grocery store in 50 years bringing ‘real hope’ to community 02:04
Ukrainian children go to school in subway stations as Russian forces bomb Kharkiv 01:49
United Auto Workers strike expands against Ford and GM 01:42
Veterans speak out about fight to claim VA benefits after military sexual assault 03:03 For veterans who were victims of sexual assault, the process of claiming benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder through the Veterans Administration can be extremely difficult. Kate Snow hears from service members who say it took years, and sometimes decades, to get their benefits – if they received them at all. Last year, the VA Office of Inspector General found that nearly half of military sexual trauma claims “were not properly processed.” Sept. 22, 2019
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Teen has emotional reunion with nurse’s assistant who helped support her during cancer treatments 02:11
SAG-AFTRA to resume talks with executives from major studios on Monday 01:48
New York State Police activate Amber Alert for 9-year-old girl who went missing during camping trip 01:28
At least 13 dead after fire breaks out at nightclub in Spain 01:21
Trump expected to be in courtroom for first 2 days of civil fraud trial, sources say 01:57
Biden pushes Congress to pass supplemental bill to keep funds flowing to Ukraine 01:39 
