The height differences between all the US presidents and first ladies
Eleanor Roosevelt, Michelle Obama, and Melania Trump were the tallest first ladies whose heights are known.
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These are the prominent critics and enemies Putin is suspected of having killed
Vladimir Putin's enemies often get killed under mysterious circumstances. There are at least 13 people Putin is suspected of having assassinated.
How long it took to develop 13 vaccines in history
Vaccines often take years, and sometimes even decades, to develop, test, and approve for public use.
A nuclear attack would most likely target one of these 6 US cities — but an expert says none of them are prepared
If a nuclear bomb were to strike the US, cities might not have enough emergency services to aid the wounded.
Every president's favorite foods, including squirrel stew, jelly beans, and hoecakes
Here is every US president's favorite food, from Joe Biden, to Calvin Coolidge, to Thomas Jefferson.
An Indiana state lawmaker crashed his car while intoxicated and fled the scene, police said
Indiana Republican Rep. Jim Lucas, 58, was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, among other charges, jail records show.
Canadian wildfires are so 'out of control' the smoke could affect air quality as far as New York City
Weather officials said smoke from wildfires burning in Nova Scotia could travel as far as New York and Philadelphia.
A Pennsylvania couple is facing charges after police found their children living in trailer with padlock on the fridge, rats in cages
Police said that Shane and Crystal Robertson's children were malnourished, needed extensive medical treatment, and didn't go to school.
A mother, father, and daughter became the first family to graduate and walk the stage together at a private Texas university
Robyn, Greg, and their daughter Ashley Adams got their diplomas together from Texas Lutheran University earlier this month.
Man with Nazi flag who crashed a U-Haul near the White House has been charged with 'threatening harm to the president'
Officials say 19-year-old Sai Varshith Kandula of Missouri was taken into custody after the incident on Monday night.
He promised his fiancée a dream wedding. Now he can deliver after winning a $150,000 scratch-off.
Alfred Harrell told the North Carolina Education Lottery that he wants to give his significant other a "big family celebration."
A 93-year-old grandmother who had never seen a mountain range or the ocean just completed a tour of all 63 US national parks with the help of her grandson
Brad Ryan and his grandmother, Joy, began their journey in 2015. Joy is now the oldest living person to visit every single US national park.
A Dallas car dealership gifted a Jeep to a high school sophomore who never missed a day of school as a way to increase attendance
A Faith Family Academy student identified as Johanna Castillo won the car for her perfect attendance at a Dallas school.
A North Carolina resident who won $100K from a lottery scratch-off ticket plans to use his winnings to fulfill his 'dream' of building more schools in Africa
In addition to building schools, Souleymane Sana, who is originally from Mali, said he also wants to build a dance center there.
A dad spent $21,000 on last minute Taylor Swift tickets for his daughter and her friends after his original purchase fell through: report
Anthony Silva said he initially bought resale tickets on StubHub in November but never received them, in an interview with WCVB.
Tennessee governor quietly signs law dissolving police oversight boards meant to investigate police misconduct
The new law will replace community-led boards with committees of members appointed by a mayor, which can only refer complaints to law enforcement.
Floods trapped 2 teens for hours in an infamous abandoned train tunnel in New Jersey during torrential rain storms
The two teens went to explore the Edgewater-Fairview train tunnel, which is connected to all kinds of local legends.
A 75-year-old Georgia woman sold her house to pay a romance scammer she met on Facebook nearly $100,000
The woman did not meet the man in person but sent the money to a Nebraska address through UPS and FedEx, according to police.
Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson responds to DeSantis' row with Disney, says it's 'not the role of government' to punish a business you disagree with
"I don't understand a conservative punishing a business that's the largest employer in the state," Hutchinson told CNN on Sunday.
Oregon lawmakers want to decriminalize homeless camps and allow unhoused people to sue if they are forced to leave
The so-called Right to Rest Act would give unhoused people the right to sue for $1,000 if they face harassment while camped in public spaces.