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World Baseball Classic final live updates: Team USA faces Japan in championship game

The defending champion U.S. squad takes on two-time champion Japan in Miami for the 2023 title. Check here for the latest updates.

1 chart: Fed's smaller interest rate hikes may be good news for housing market

February housing numbers suggest the U.S. housing market could be turning back up after falling sales throughout 2022.

Secret Service has met with NY police on security plans in the event Trump is charged

With an obligation to protect Donald Trump for the rest of his life, the Secret Service is thrust into potentially uncharted territory.

New York man who killed own family as a teen to get parole after 33 years in prison

Brian Britton, now 50, was 16 when he shot and killed his father, his mother and his brother; he also shot his sister, who was 18 at the time.

Virginia grand jury indicts 10 suspects in Irvo Otieno's death; video shows him pinned to floor

Ten people were indicted by a grand jury Tuesday after the death of Irvo Otieno. Video shows he was pinned down by multiple people before his death.

GM class-action lawsuit alleges companies sold faulty 8-speed transmissions

A lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court accuses General Motors of knowingly selling some 800,000 vehicles with faulty transmissions.

Are you getting enough vitamin C per day? And why it matters.

What does vitamin C do for your body? The benefits explained. Plus which foods to eat to get enough per day.

2023 March Madness: NCAA Tournament | USA TODAY

Live March Madness NCAA Tournament coverage from USA TODAY. Follow all the latest March Madness news and scores for NCAA men's and women's college basketball.

March Madness: Complete 2023 NCAA men's tournament schedule, results and times

The NCAA men's tournament will crown a champion in Houston. A rundown of the schedule for all 67 games on the road to deciding who cuts down the nets.

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