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A Chicago couple had to cancel their planned wedding ceremony in Mexico due to ongoing cartel violence, but their venue, The Alston in Chicago, stepped in to help host the celebration within just days. The Chicago City Council has agreed to raise the tourist tax on hotel rooms in the downtown and surrounding areas to 19% in an effort to boost traveler marketing programs and fund Choose Chicago, the city's official destination marketing organization.

Progressive candidates endorsed by the Squad suffered significant losses in the Illinois primary elections, as more moderate Democrats won in several House races, indicating a shift in voter preference.

Students at the University of Kent in the U.K. are calling for a shutdown due to an active meningitis outbreak, with 15 confirmed cases, 12 potential cases, and two deaths reported.

Former Iranian wrestler Sardar Pashaei condemned alleged institutional attempts at silencing female athletes who object to the protection of women's sports from transgender athletes in America, and expressed outrage over the execution of Iranian wrestling star Saleh Mohammadi.

Denmark was prepared to sabotage Greenland's airstrips and deploy troops to the island with explosives in response to concerns about a potential U.S. invasion, according to a new report.

Senate Democrats Schumer and Warnock acknowledge the existence of non-citizen voter fraud while opposing Republican-led voter ID legislation.

Former Vice President Mike Pence praised President Donald Trump for "taking the fight directly" to Iran, arguing that Trump did not listen to isolationist voices within the Republican Party.

Democrats are anticipating political payback against companies and figures aligned with former President Trump if they regain power, including plans to break up mergers and conduct committee investigations.

High Point, a 12th-seeded mid-major school, secured its first-ever March Madness victory by defeating No. 5 Wisconsin 83-82 in a thrilling comeback win.

A blind passenger with a guide dog faced a tense in-flight dispute when other passengers objected to the dog's presence, raising questions about enforcing service animal rules on commercial flights.

The article criticizes former Ohio health official Amy Acton, a current Democratic gubernatorial candidate, for her overly restrictive and unscientific COVID-19 policies and behavior, including her interference with sports-related social media posts.

Expert warns China's alleged weapons support for Iran could spark broader global conflict as military tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz region.

Energy Secretary Wright predicts normal gas prices will return by summer after conflict. The article also discusses the potential of advanced nuclear reactors to power America's industrial revival and address energy reliability concerns.

Federal agents seized nearly 3,000 pounds of methamphetamine in a Northern California lab bust, charging five Mexican nationals with drug trafficking and weapons offenses.

Chuck Norris, the iconic actor and martial artist, has passed away, with his family sharing a heartfelt statement about his life, impact, and the love and support he received from his fans around the world.

CBS News' "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan raised eyebrows with a social media post that many believed was critical of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's request for the public to pray for U.S. troops.

The article discusses the growing unrest in Cuba, with the communist government struggling to deal with island-wide blackouts and a collapsing economy, leading the Cuban community in Miami to wonder what is next.

The body of University of Alabama student James Gracey was found in a marina in Barcelona, and authorities have ruled out foul play, stating that his death appears to have been an accidental drowning.