Severe turbulence rocked a flight from Phoenix to Honolulu Sunday, injuring 36 people in what an Hawaiian Airlines official called an unusual event. RELATED: Pilot […]
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Severe turbulence injures passengers on Hawaiian Airlines flight | USA TODAY
Severe turbulence on a Honolulu-bound sent 20 people to the hospital with injuries. 11 people were in serious condition but are expected to recover. RELATED: […]
Continue reading‘SNL’: Cecily Strong leaving show after 11 seasons; Lizzo performs | USA TODAY
In her final show on "Saturday Night Live," Cecily Strong took the stage with first time host and "Elvis" star Austin Butler to sing "Blue […]
Continue readingZelenskyy addresses World Cup fans, calls for peace summit to end Ukraine war
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed World Cup fans ahead of final match between Argentina and France in Qatar, calling for a global peace summit to end […]
Continue readingMonkeys jump into river during turf war at Florida state park | USA TODAY #Shorts
Two troops of monkeys got into a confrontation over territory at Silver Springs State Park in Florida, sending some of them plunging into a river. […]
Continue readingBrazil fan wears dazzling costume made out of mirrors at the Wold Cup | USA TODAY
This Brazilian fan wore a very creative costume ahead of Brazil's defeat against Croatia on December 9th. RELATED: World Cup fans around the world celebrate […]
Continue readingThousands without power after winter storms hit across the country | USA TODAY
Over 5 million people in the Northeast faced winter storm and snow warnings as a Nor'easter forms. RELATED: Deadly tornadoes sweep through Louisiana and Texas […]
Continue readingKate Winslet jokes about breaking Tom Cruise’s record in ‘Avatar 2’ | ENTERTAIN THIS! #Shorts
Kate Winslet chats with USA TODAY's Patrick Ryan about working with James Cameron and breaking a Tom Cruise record on "Avatar: The Way of Water." […]
Continue readingIt’s the year 2023, but is it really though? | JUST THE FAQs
Humans have livedĀ for over 200,000 years and yet the entire world agrees it's the year 2023. So, how did we get here? RELATED: Midterms, abortion […]
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