U.S. News
Top stories from around the country.
More stories
At least 21 dead, 20 missing after heavy rain pounds Tennessee
The flooding damaged homes, toppled trees and upended cars.
Flights canceled, thousands without power as Tropical Storm Henri makes landfall
Although airports remained open, more than 1,000 flights in or out of or within the U.S. had been canceled Sunday as the storm made landfall near Rhode Island.
21 dead, dozens missing in Tennessee flooding
Twin toddlers were among those killed, the sheriff of Humphreys County said.
Young boys steer car off road after dad killed while driving
The boys' father died from a single gunshot to the head while driving with his two sons on a freeway in Houston, police said.
A new 'leash' on life: Government program will train dogs for veterans with PTSD
As many as 20 veterans out of 100 from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts have PTSD, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
'It's impossible': Lack of Covid safeguards overwhelm school nurses
"School nurses here are facing a moral dilemma, because the protocols that are in place and coming from the state don't align with their values," one expert said.
Radio host who was vaccine skeptic dies
"I know if he were able to tell you this, he would tell you, 'Go get vaccinated,'" said Phil Valentine's brother, Mark Valentine.
Jesse Jackson and wife hospitalized with Covid-19
"Doctors are currently monitoring the condition of both," the Rainbow Push Coalition said.
University of Virginia disenrolls more than 200 students who didn't meet vaccine mandate
Students who comply with the vaccine requirement or file an exemption by Wednesday will be able to re-enroll.
Horse escapes racetrack, runs down Kentucky highway
Bold and Bossy was spotted galloping on the No. 1 lane of Highway 41.
8 killed as storm targets Mexican interior
At least eight deaths have been attributed to former Hurricane Grace amid mudslides and flooding in Mexico.
