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Matthew Livelsberger also said he needed to 'cleanse my mind' of the lives lost of people he knew and 'the burden of the lives I took'

Korean and Vietnam war veterans honored in one of president’s final acts as commander in chief

Starting Saturday, millions of people are going to be hit by moderate to heavy snow from Kansas City to Washington

Miami's housing crisis reflects a national problem: the increase in homelessness because of such factors as the high cost of living and lack of social support. Click here for the full story in Spanish.   

Meeting postponed from October to be held next week 

Haitian political leader Moise Jean Charles has issued an ultimatum to the Transitional Presidential Council to change how they run the country. The former parliamentarian said he is giving the government a week to make changes. If they don’t, he said he will protest in front of the prime minister's house. Click here for the full story in Creole.

Economists say Chinese official policies will affect year-end bonuses issued by companies, including high-tech and internet industries that are expected to give out higher-than-expected bonuses. State-owned enterprises will also have better year-end bonuses. By contrast, financial institutions were offering less, and a manufacturing worker expressed disappointment over the lack of year-end bonuses because of overcapacity. Click here for the full story in Mandarin.  

Before the arrival of President-elect Donald Trump to power, migrants who remain in Mexico with the intention of entering the United States express concern about the possible cancellation of the CBP One mobile application. Click here for the full story in Spanish.  

Several seasonal flu strains are driving cases, with no dominant one

A cross-check of Trump’s website, social media accounts and leading U.S. media outlets shows he has not issued such statements. The footage is an AI-generated deepfake.

New law imposed by Myanmar military regulates VPNs and access to news from banned media outlets

Judge Juan M. Merchan signaled that he'd sentence the former and future president to a conditional discharge, in which a case is closed without jail time, a fine or probation

U.S. President Joe Biden officially blocked Nippon Steel's proposed $14.9-billion purchase of U.S. Steel Friday over national security issues, dealing a fatal blow to the contentious merger plan with the Japanese company. Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel blasted the decision, saying Biden cited no credible evidence to support the national security claim and vowed to sue. We speak with Scott Laing, a professor at the School of Management, University at Buffalo.

Law enforcement agencies bring additional personnel, assets, with presidential election certification, state funeral, inauguration taking place in two-week span

China would benefit from Seoul’s political chaos

President Joe Biden said Friday that he was blocking the proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of American company U.S. Steel by Japan’s Nippon Steel. Analysts said rejection of the deal could hurt relations with Japan, a key ally and trade partner. White House Bureau Chief Patsy Widakuswara reports.

He receives just enough votes to keep his job as House leader; his position was believed to have been in jeopardy after his deal last month with Democrats to keep government funded, open

Surge comes weeks after mediated talks canceled after peace deal disagreements

More than 260 firefighters and 80 vehicles were deployed to the scene of the blaze; there were no reports of serious injuries