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WATCH: Kirk Cameron says parents’ job is to help ‘withstand attacks’ on innocence

Actor and film producer Kirk Cameron said the war being waged on children’s innocence requires parents to “protect them” and instill “wisdom” and “character” with greater fervor.

WATCH: Alaska man missed heart transplant after flight canceled due to winter storm

A man from Fairbanks, Alaska, who has congestive heart failure, had to miss a heart transplant last week after a major winter storm canceled his flight to Seattle.

Pele dead: Brazil World Cup legend dies from cancer battle at age 82

Soccer legend Pele died on Thursday after a yearlong battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy as one of the greatest soccer players of all time and holds the record for the most goals scored by a Brazilian player. He was 82.

SEE IT: Sole facial composite of Jack the Ripper uncovered, killer’s face revealed

The only known alleged facial composite of the infamous British serial killer Jack the Ripper has been uncovered by police in old archives.

Congress just made big changes to the retirement system. Here’s what you need to know

Significant reforms designed to help people save more for retirement are tucked into the $1.7 trillion government spending bill lawmakers passed through both chambers of Congress last week.

Stimulus update: Alexandria residents to receive $500 a month for two years in pilot program

A small number of Alexandria, Virginia residents have been selected for a program that will give them $500 every month over the course of the next two years.

Sam Bankman-Fried met with The Big Short author during house arrest: Report

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is working with a popular journalist to turn the story of his crypto exchange's rise and fall into a bestseller.

Southwest hopes to have schedule fixed by Friday after 2,300 flights get canceled

Southwest Airlines announced that it's looking to fix its flight schedule by Friday after it canceled over 15,000 flights this week and 2,300 on Thursday.

‘Afraid of people’: Trump wouldn’t have marched with Capitol rioters, White House aide says

Despite his claims to the contrary, former President Donald Trump likely wouldn't have marched with his supporters to the Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot even if he was permitted by his security detail, according to the former chief of staff to the first lady.

Mississippi head coach accuses Texas Tech player of spitting, using racial slur

The head coach of the University of Mississippi's football team is accusing a Texas Tech player of spitting on at least one player and using a racial slur during Wednesday's TaxAct Texas Bowl.
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