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Blake Horvath threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Eli Heidenreich with 6:32 remaining — on fourth-and-goal — and No. 22 Navy rallied to beat Army 17-16 on Saturday. Horvath turned the ball over twice, and his fumble near the goal line nearly spoiled Navy's key drive. On second down from the 1, the ball came loose when the Midshipmen (10-2) attempted a tush push, but Heidenreich fell on the ball back at the 8. After an incompletion, Navy — down 16-10 — decided to go for it on fourth down, and Horvath found his top receiving threat over the middle in the end zo

Horvath to Heidenreich on 4th-and-goal leads No. 22 Navy to a 17-16 win over Army

As DOJ seeks to recharge Comey, judge deprives prosecutors from accessing key evidence for now

Some Native Americans draw shocked response over contract to design immigration detention centers

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More than a million without power in Ukraine regions after intense Russian strikes

Several regions of Ukraine have endured a night of Russian drone and missile attacks targeting energy infrastructure that left more than a million households without power, according to the interior ministry.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia had used more than 450 drones and 30 missiles and that more than a dozen civilian facilities around the country had been damaged overnight Friday into Saturday.“It is important that everyone now sees what Russia is doing – every step they take in terror against our people, all their attacks, for this is clearly not about ending the war

Powerball might have Mega Millions to thank for its latest $1 billion jackpot

A $1 billion Powerball jackpot – the year’s second largest – is up for grabs tonight

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Free child care for all? New Mexico is putting the theory to the test

The cost of child care nearly doubled Emily Wildau’s mortgage. Then last month, New Mexico launched universal child care.The free child care saves Wildau, a mother to an 11-month-old son in Albuquerque, about $21,000 a year, allowing financial breathing room that her family had never imagined before.“We would’ve made it work, but it would’ve been difficult,” Wildau told CNN. “When my husband’s car broke down this week, that would’ve been really hard for us to pay for both things. It just takes a lot of stress away.”The Wildaus are among the first families to benefit from the

Democrats want to win back Congress. First they need to weather their primary battles

Higher cost, worse coverage: Affordable Care Act enrollees say expiring subsidies will hit them hard

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At least 2 killed and 8 hurt in shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island

A shooter dressed in black killed at least two people and wounded eight others at Brown University on Saturday during final exams on the Ivy League campus, authorities said, as police searched for the suspect. Officers were hunting through campus buildings and sifting through trash cans more than three hours after the shooting erupted. The suspect was a male in dark clothing who was last seen leaving an engineering building where the attack happened, said Timothy O’Hara, Deputy Chief of Police. Mayor Brett Smiley said a shelter-in-place was in effec

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Trump pledges retaliation after two US soldiers, one civilian interpreter killed in Syria

President Donald Trump said Saturday that there will be “very serious retaliation” after two US soldiers and one civilian interpreter were killed in an ambush in Syria on Saturday.Three others were wounded in the attack, which was carried out by a single ISIS gunman, US Central Command and the Department of Defense said in statements Saturday.“We will retaliate,” Trump told reporters at the White House. He said the country is mourning “the loss of the three great American patriots” and praying for the three wounded, who “seem to be doing pretty well.”The president noted the US�

Democrats celebrated Indiana Republicans refusing to redistrict. They’re still moving ahead with their own push

Spurs' Victor Wembanyama set to return for NBA Cup semifinals vs. Thunder after 12-game absence

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Commander in charge of US military operations in the Caribbean retires after clashes with Hegseth over boat strikes

Adm. Alvin Holsey, the commander of US Southern Command who reportedly clashed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the legality of US military strikes in the Caribbean, officially retired on Friday in a ceremony in Florida where he handed the reins of the command to his deputy.Holsey thanked his wife, his sons — one of whom is a currently deployed Naval aviator — and others who attended the event.“I’m reminded that in life, we don’t remember days, we remember moments. Those we lead don’t follow titles, they follow courage, and they remember the moments and how you made the

Trump sued over East Wing demolition

The nation’s top historic preservation group is suing the Trump administration to block construction of President Donald Trump’s plans for a massive new White House ballroom until review boards weigh in on the project.The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a congressionally chartered non-profit tasked with preserving historic buildings, said it was bringing the suit because its previous letter urging a pause on the project had gone unheeded.The group, which alleges the construction project is “unlawful,” is asking the US District Court for the District of Columbia to halt furthe

New coins will commemorate 250th anniversary of American independence. Here's how they'll look

Guardsman wounded in shooting can now breathe on his own as doctors hail ‘miraculous’ recovery

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Trump pledges retaliation after 3 Americans are killed in Syria attack that the US blames on IS

President Donald Trump said Saturday that “there will be very serious retaliation” after two U.S. service members and one American civilian were killed in an attack in Syria that the United States blames on the Islamic State group. “This was an ISIS attack against the U.S., and Syria, in a very dangerous part of Syria, that is not fully controlled by them,” he said in a social media post. The American president told reporters at the White House that Syria's president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, was “devastated by what happened” and stressed that Syria was fighti

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After more than 40 years, a woman is reunited with her Kentucky family after allegedly being abducted by her mother

Three-year-old Michelle “Shelley” Newton poses for the camera in a sailor’s outfit, smiling wide, showing the gap between her two front baby teeth in an undated missing persons flyer from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.“Michelle was taken by her Mother,” it reads.Now, Michelle, 46, is on a path to healing. Her mother is facing one charge.The toddler’s vanishing took place in spring 1983, after her mother Debra Newton claimed she was “relocating to Georgia” from Louisville, Kentucky, “to begin a new job and prepare a new home for the family,” according to a Monday n

Israel says it has killed a top Hamas commander in Gaza

Justice Department faces hurdle in seeking case against Comey as judge finds constitutional problems

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He searched Ground Zero for his son for six months. 24 years later, 9/11 killed him too

On September 11, 2001, as the second tower of the World Trade Center collapsed, then New York City Fire Department Battalion Chief James “Jim” Riches raced to Ground Zero.His eldest son, Jimmy Jr., a firefighter assigned to Ladder 114 in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood, was working with Engine Company 4 that morning when he responded to the call in lower Manhattan.Jimmy Jr. was last seen carrying an injured woman from the lobby of the North Tower.Instead of celebrating Jimmy Jr.’s 30th birthday the next day, Riches spent the following six months tirelessly sifting through twisted s

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Democratic states sue Trump administration over new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas

A coalition of blue states is suing the Trump administration over its fee of $100,000 for H-1B Visas, several Democratic attorneys general announced on Friday.The Trump administration announced in September that it would be implementing the fee for H-1B visas, citing that the program for the visas is overused. California Attorney General Rob Bonta, joined by Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and New York Attorney General Letitia James and others, is leading the suit.H-1B visas allow foreign professionals to seek work in professions that are considered to be more specialized. A