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For many of us, the quest for a sugar alternative to satisfy our sweet cravings knows no end.

Russia has been capturing some of the US and NATO-provided weapons and equipment left on the battlefield in Ukraine and sending them to Iran, where the US believes Tehran will try to reverse-engineer the systems, four sources familiar with the matter told CNN.

Grocery prices rose slightly last month, but eggs are finally getting cheaper in the supermarket.

This season of "The Voice" is set to be Blake Shelton's last, and former coach Adam Levine dosen't appear upset about that.

Former President Donald Trump took aim at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) during a recent campaign stop. Despite not announcing a bid for the White House, many see DeSantis as Trump's biggest rival for the GOP presidential nomination. CNN's Kristen Holmes reports.

Decades-old library book was returned in Oregon with a personalized note and $20 donation. CNN Senior Data Reporter Harry Enten gives a glimpse of what was popular the year the book was checked out in 1979.

Avril Lavigne had quite the surprise on stage Monday.

Republican-controlled state governments are opening an explosive new front in their decadelong drive to exert more control over the decisions -- and decision makers -- in Democratic-run cities and counties.

Facebook-parent Meta plans to lay off another 10,000 workers, marking the second round of significant job cuts for the tech giant in four months.

• Another atmospheric river creeps into storm-ravaged California, fueling more evacuation alerts and flooding concerns • Biden administration approves controversial Willow oil project in Alaska, which has galvanized online activism

McCormick, the top-selling maker of seasonings and spices, is giving its iconic red-cap bottles their first makeover in more than 40 years.

Two decades ago, on March 19, 2003, President George W. Bush ordered the US invasion of Iraq. Bush and senior administration officials had repeatedly told Americans that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was armed to the teeth with weapons of mass destruction and that he was in league with al Qaeda.

The Justice Department on Monday filed a lawsuit against Rite Aid for allegedly violating the Controlled Substances Act, alleging that the company "knowingly filled unlawful prescriptions for controlled substances."