Daniella Genovese

Dr. Marty Cetron, director for the Division of Global Migration and Quarantine at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told reporters Tuesday that the administration is "actively looking" into imposing the domestic travel testing requirement.

AIDA Cruises'AIDAperla will commence sailing around the Canary Islands, sittingoff the northwest coast ofAfrica, on March 20.

The red and black shoes, which feature a bronze pentagram and inverted cross, contain "one drop" of human blood in the sole along with red ink, according to the shoe's description.

Nearly 100 guests on Thursday were forced out of a Florida hoteland looking tofind other arrangementsafter it was sold to a new owner, according to multiple reports.

It started after a complete stranger had tapped Kenneth Smith on the shoulder while he was sleeping outside.

Brittany Starks has been living paycheck to paycheck and was even grappling last month with how to afford new school supplies and clothes for her own kids.

The Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York's goal is to work to ensure their stories are accessible across the nation so Americans can remember their ultimate each and every day.

A Tennessee mom is praising country singer Luke Bryan on social media for coming to her rescue after her tire blew out, leaving her stranded on the side of the road with her kids.

John Spencer Jr. – now 73 – was broke into tears after being given a Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman Badge and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross at the University of North Carolina School of Law for his service, according to the university.

Every fall, the Slaven siblings would start placing toy donation boxes across six towns in the state.

Mrs. Parkers Professors Foodraiser is an annual tradition that began seven years ago when a parent asked Parker where her family could find food over the break.

For the last four years, Commerce Street Brewery in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, has let patrons buy beers for their friends in advance. Betty White's name made its first appearance two years ago, about the time of her 97th birthday.

When Russia invaded Ukraine, the nonprofit Kidsave embarked on a new mission. It began transporting foster children and their families out of the hardest-hit areas.