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Honduras extradited former President Juan Orlando Hernández to the United States on Thursday to face drug trafficking and weapons charges.

CNN's brand-new streaming service, CNN+, is shutting down only a month after launch. In a memo, incoming CNN chief executive Chris Licht said the service would shut down at the end of April.

Highlights of this day in history for April 15: The Titanic sinks off the coast of Newfoundland; President Abraham Lincoln dies; Jackie Robinson becomes first African American player in Major League Baseball; the US launches air raid against Libya; Cambodian Communist revolutionary Pol Pot dies; Punk rocker Joey Ramone dies at age 49.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has offered to buy Twitter outright, saying the social media platform "needs to be transformed" from his perspective as a self-identified "free speech absolutist."

Tiger Woods slid further down the leaderboard shooting a six-over 78 in the third round of the Masters on Saturday from Augusta National Golf Club. See every shot he made in the third round.

A rare African bontebok antelope calf born on Feb. 2 made her public debut at Oregon Zoo on Thursday. The calf named Tutula bounded about its enclosure in the zoo's African Savannah area under the watchful eye of her mother, Winter.

Will Smith is banned from the Academy Awards for 10 years as a punishment for slapping comedian Chris Rock and cursing at him during the recent broadcast in what has been described as "The Slap Heard 'round the World."  

 A bald eagle chick that hatched in a nest near Big Bear Lake, California, on March 3 continues to grow as it is fed in its nest. The eaglet was recently named Spirit in a contest by Friends of Big Bear Valley.

The White House welcomes Senate confirmation of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, securing her place as the first Black female justice. Press secretary Jen Psaki described the day as "tremendously historic."

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a bill - 'Don't Say Gay' - that forbids instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade.