Kelly Clarkson was determined to nab singer Cait Martin during the fifth round of blind auditions on "The Voice" Monday night.      

Chinese leader Xi Jinping 's visit comes as Putin faces pressure from sanctions and from an arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court.      

While Miami earned its first trip to the women's NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 since 1992, Indiana became the second No. 1 seed to be eliminated.      

The Los Angeles school system will be closed Tuesday because of a planned strike by tens of thousands of teachers and other school employees.      

James Toliver Craig, 45, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in a "complex and calculated" poisoning of his wife, police said Sunday.      

President Joe Biden issued his first veto on a block on a climate investing rule. A two-thirds majority of Congress could override Biden's veto.      

Trump allies have expressed frustration that DeSantis isn't being more forceful in defending the former president ahead of a potential indictment.      

Idaho is close to being fifth U.S. state to adopt executions by firing squad. It will only be used if the state can't get drugs for lethal injections.      

The St. Francis Terriers had the oldest college men's basketball program in New York City after it fielded its first team in 1896.      

California is having an impressive snow season as more of the state eclipses the 50-feet mark      

Nearly two dozen attorneys general penned a letter to Kia and Hyundai urging the carmakers to take action against the "crisis of thefts" in the U.S.      

The 70-year-old basketball coach spent the past three seasons at Iona, winning back-to-back MAAC coach of the year awards.      

The New York investigation of Donald Trump has lasted years, but the hush money payment to a porn actress is the focus of potential charges.      

The filing comes as former president Trump battles criminal investigations on multiple fronts, including a Manhattan district attorney's probe.      

Julianne Hough will replace Tyra Banks as host for Season 32 of ballroom dancing competition show "Dancing with the Stars."      

Reports by the United Nations' IPCC are considered the planet's most authoritative assessments of the state of global warming.      

When it comes to sex, the orgasm gap between men and women in heterosexual relationships is real. But it's possible to fix it.      

Amazon will be eliminating roles in its cloud computing unit, human resources division, advertising and Twitch, CEO Andy Jassy said Monday.      

Amazon deals feature everything from powerful home appliances to popular Apple earbuds, all for budget-friendly prices.      

In 2022, someone was fatally shot or injured in a road rage incident on average every 16 hours, according to a new report Monday.      

Is LA crime rising? Where are theft reports highest? Check the trends if you live in the city or plan to visit.      

Gwyneth Paltrow was sued for allegedly crashing into a fellow skier in Park City, Utah, in 2016. She countersued, accusing the plaintiff of the crash.     

The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, rafts of brown seaweed drifting across the Atlantic, is projected to hit beaches earlier than ever this year      

Nearly seven years after two people were found dead in a pickup truck submerged in a lake, their families are pushing to have the case reopened.      

Without a federal bill that caps insulin prices for everyone, there is no guarantee that all companies will continue to choose people over profits.      

Ford issued several recalls for its vehicles, including 1.28 million Fusion and MKZ models. Honda also recalled some of its models.      

Why it's important     

CDs debuted in the U.S. in March 1983, followed by a massive rise in popularity, then a fall. As vinyl rebounds, do discs have a comeback left too?