Leonard Cohen and his most famous song explored in documentary film 'Hallelujah'The documentary "Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song" explores the life of the music icon and his most famous song.Play11:053 hours ago
What 19th-century whaling logs tell us about 21st-century climate changeScientists are turning to the world's largest collection of whaling logbooks to understand how much climate change has shifted wind patterns.Play04:253 hours ago
Decades of abuse in La Luz del Mundo church uncovered in HBO's 'Unveiled': 'We just missed it'The documentary tells survivor's stories of sexual abuse in the megachurch.Play09:383 hours ago
Albertsons-Kroger merger faces battle on two frontsThe deal between these grocery-store giants could form a formidable new industry competitor if successful.Play03:383 hours ago
6 countries compete in women's tackle football tournamentThe sport has been taking off in Europe. Play03:373 hours ago
2 senators have hammered out an immigration deal, but its future is uncertainThe deal aims to establish a pathway to citizenship for young immigrants known as "Dreamers" while also providing more resources for border enforcement.Play05:403 hours ago
How the gambling industry captured regulators in the UKA new investigation has cautionary tales for U.S. regulators about this booming new business. Play04:523 hours ago
This historically dry, hot year is wreaking havoc across the U.S.In the Great Plains, widespread drought has dried up water supplies, decimated crop harvests and left cattle with no grass to eat.Play04:543 hours ago
A Missouri high school teacher's advice column helps celebrate students — 'and ourselves'Kem Smith, an English teacher at McCluer North High School in Florissant, Missouri understands why many teachers may want to quit their jobs. Years ago, she did.Play09:423 hours ago
Hunger and climate change drive refugee crisis near Lake Chad in AfricaLake Chad, once one of Africa's largest lakes, has shrunk by some 90% over the last few decades.Play04:523 hours ago
Floating wind farms off California to create more renewable energy sourcesDozens of energy companies are bidding for the right to build and operate floating wind farms off the coast of Morro Bay.Play04:563 hours ago
Can he do that? Trump and the ConstitutionOver the weekend, the former president suggested we discard the Constitution in another screed of lies related to his inaccurate claim that he won the 2020 election.Play04:483 hours ago
Residents enter third day without power after attack on North Carolina power gridAt least 34,000 people are still without power after two electrical substations were damaged by gunfire.Play05:393 hours ago
Protests in Iran continue amid conflicting reports the country's morality police have been abolishedIn Iran, protesters are beginning a three-day economic strike.Play05:52Dec 5, 2022
The Fantastic Four took jump rope to new heights in the 1980sSunday, hundreds of teams from across the world competed in the 31st Annual Double Dutch Classic.Play05:24Dec 5, 2022
More homes are going up in wildfire-prone areas in the Mountain West regionThe Western U.S. faces the threat of larger and more destructive wildfires due to climate change.Play04:35Dec 5, 2022
Supreme Court considers same-sex marriageThe case centers around a Colorado graphic designer who argues that she doesn't want to design wedding websites for same-sex couples because of her religious beliefs, even though a state...Play05:32Dec 5, 2022
Year-end money moves with Jill SchlesingerConsumers, businesses and investors are looking forward to putting 2022 firmly behind them.Play03:46Dec 5, 2022
What lessons can Harriet Tubman teach us today?Author Clarence Lusane says people can learn a lot from Tubman's lifelong struggle to open the doors of our democracy. Play09:34Dec 5, 2022
New national soccer team for visually impaired holds tryoutsThe final team will begin playing internationally in 2023 and compete in the 2028 Paralympic Games.Play03:23Dec 5, 2022
