Armie Hammer says people should be inspired by the teen who egged an Australian senator, while also discussing terrorism with his “Hotel Mumbai” co-star Dev Patel. (March 18)
New app OTRO, which allows fans to get closer to their favorite soccer stars, shows David Beckham experiencing all the fashion and food that Tokyo has to offer. (March 18)
The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association now say most older adults shouldn't take 75 to 100 milligrams of aspirin a day.
At least two people died in the historic Midwest flooding caused by a bomb cyclone storm.
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren campaigned in Memphis, Tennessee on Sunday. Democratic candidate Amy Klobuchar was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (March 17)
Here's the latest for Monday March 18th: New Zealand police say gunman apparently acted alone; Investigators cite similarities between Ethiopia, Indonesia crashes; Record flooding in Nebraska; Massive petrochemical fire near Houston.
A Blockbuster Video in Bend, Oregon is the last one on the planet after the only other Blockbuster in Australia announced it’s closing on March 31. The store is now booming with business from long-time locals as well as tourists. (March 18)
Here are the top stories for Sunday, March 17: Mourners gather to remember New Zealand victims; Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand makes campaign official; Huge fire at Texas petrochemical facility; A bonfire world record is set.
New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush says gunman who killed 50 people and wounded others at two Christchurch mosques acted alone but may have had support. The country's Prime Minister is calling for stricter new gun laws. (March 18)
Special Events Sergeant John Bourque was “struck and dragged by one of an estimated 100 dirt bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, and four wheelers.”
