Virginia Man Missing in Nepal Floods: Family Says He Was ‘In His Happy Place’
Anil Goel’s family in the U.S. received a photo of his tour group at the Nepal‑Tibet border just before a mud‑water wall struck the area. They now seek answers about his disappearance.
California Identifies Final Victim of ‘Happy Face Killer’ After 34 Years
DNA confirms Lydia Jane Wade McWhorter as the last unknown victim of serial killer Keith Jesperson, found in 1992 along a California highway.
US Counters China as Beijing’s Shock Wave Hits African Economies
The U.S. is stepping up to counter China’s state‑subsidized imports that are stifling African manufacturing, while also securing critical mineral supplies for the continent.
Alaska Plane Crash: All Four Passengers Killed in Shallow Water
A small aircraft crashed into shallow waters near a remote Alaskan town, killing all four aboard. Officials investigate the cause as the community mourns.
Canadian Tariffs Target U.S. States: Michigan and Indiana Hit Hard
Canada’s new tariffs on over 800 U.S. goods aim to hit specific states, with Michigan and Indiana facing the biggest impact. Learn how the trade move could reshape local economies.
DNA Breakthrough Identifies 9/11 Victim 25 Years After Tragedy
A new forensic genealogy method finally reveals the identity of a World Trade Center victim, nearly a quarter-century after the 9/11 attacks.
Drone Smuggling Attempt at Virginia Prison Nets $324K in Contraband
A drone‑based smuggling attempt at a Virginia state prison resulted in a $324,000 contraband haul, including meth and 17 cellphones, officials said.
Black Hawk Helicopter Makes Unplanned Landing in Colorado Foothills
A U.S. Army Black Hawk from Fort Campbell unexpectedly landed in a wooded area near Denver, raising questions about the incident’s cause and the crew’s safety.
U.S. C‑17A Lands at Moscow’s Vnukovo, Kremlin Claims No Knowledge
A U.S. military C‑17A Globemaster III touched down at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport, sparking diplomatic tension as the Kremlin insists it had no prior information about the flight.
ICE Releases Father of U.S. Navy Sailor on USS Abraham Lincoln
Luis Manuel Aviles Roa, the father of a U.S. Navy sailor aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, was released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Tuesday, family members told CBS News.