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Live from Paris: Taylor Swift changes set list as Eras Tour begins again in France

Follow along as we watch Taylor Swift's relaunched Eras Tour in Paris, France, and track changes to the set list.

How the 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' movie sometimes put the cast in real danger

A shoot in Australian jungles put the "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" cast up against real dangers in making the new movie (in theaters Friday).

Trump rips Biden for 'taking side of terrorists' for denying arms to Israel: Live updates

Israeli forces massed tanks near Rafah despite President Biden's warning that US could withhold some weapons if the Gaza city is invaded.

US airman Roger Fortson killed by deputies who may have hit wrong home, Ben Crump says

Roger Fortson, an active-duty airman was killed by police in Florida last Friday, and his attorney says police may have entered the wrong apartment.

Bad news for hurricane season: La Niña chances grow more certain, NOAA says

A full-fledged La Niña could worsen the severity of the Atlantic hurricane season.

A $400 pineapple? Del Monte brings rare Rubyglow pineapple to US market in limited numbers

Described as a cross between a traditional pineapple and a Morada vareity, only a few thousand Rubyglow pineapples will be produced this year.

AncestryDNA, 23andMe introduce you to new relatives. Now the nightmare: They won't offer medical history.

Experts caution people using DNA services to be careful. The NPE community doesn't think medical history is too much to ask.

Derby was electric, but if horses keep skipping Preakness, Triple Crown loses relevance

Will Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan run in the Preakness? That drama is a flashing sign for a sport that should be riding momentum of an epic Derby.

Tiny cell, toilet and a bench: what Trump might face if jailed for violating gag order

A judge threatened to jail Donald Trump for gag order violations, but a courthouse cell is more likely, and very different from, Rikers Island.

Medicaid ‘unwinding’ has taken a toll on disabled people who lost benefits

Disabled people are losing Medicaid benefits with little or no notice, getting bad advice when they call for information.