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Three people, including a 10-month-old girl, were killed when a tree fell on an Easter egg hunt in Germany, injuring several others.

Kelly Ripa revealed that she signals to her husband Mark Consuelos that she is not in the mood by putting in her retainer, which he takes as a cue that it's time for bed.

Tori Spelling was involved in a two-vehicle collision in Temecula, California, and she and four of her children were transported to the hospital following the crash.

Blue state governors and legislators are proposing new tax policies that threaten to drive out their most productive residents, as seen in states like California, New York, and Michigan, which could negatively impact their economies.

A video captured the dramatic collapse of a key Iranian bridge after a reported strike, as tensions continue to escalate, and the U.S. president signals an imminent escalation of the conflict.

The article discusses the Final Four matchups, with Michigan, Arizona, Illinois, and UConn competing, and the controversy surrounding the Chainsmokers' performance during the event.

King Charles' decision to not deliver an Easter message has sparked controversy among UK Christians, with some experts suggesting it could lead to a royal crisis.

The article discusses several upcoming special elections and a redistricting referendum in Virginia that will impact the battle for the House majority in the 2026 midterm elections.

Unexplained shoulder pain can be a symptom of liver cancer, even though the shoulder itself is normal, and people with liver disease or risk factors should seek medical attention if the pain meets certain criteria.

The article discusses how the rescue of a U.S. airman in Iran was more than just a recovery mission, as it served as a warning to Iran that the U.S. can carry out operations anywhere in Iranian territory, including rescues and securing sensitive targets.

Savannah Guthrie returned to the "Today" show after a two-month absence as the search for her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, continues.

Joe Abraham, an "Angel Dad" whose daughter Katie was killed in an incident involving an illegal immigrant, condemns politicians and sanctuary policies in Illinois, arguing that such policies have contributed to preventable tragedies.

The article reports that the IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi and the Quds Force commander Asghar Bagheri were killed in an Israeli precision strike, which was a significant blow to Iran's intelligence leadership.

A manhunt was underway in New Hampshire after a suspect allegedly shot a police officer and his family members, but the suspect was later found dead following an exchange of gunfire with authorities.

Senator John Fetterman says he is guided by "moral clarity" rather than party politics, as he describes a widening break with Democratic colleagues over his support for Israel and opposition to the ongoing government shutdown.

Archaeologists in Brussels discovered medieval skeletons during an excavation in the city's busy area. Construction workers in Kingston upon Hull, UK, uncovered a 300-year-old cannon during routine work, surprising archaeologists.

The article discusses the ongoing personal and legal issues between Journey band members Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain, including their differing political views and how it has impacted the band's dynamics, as they continue their farewell tour.