Buffalo fire officials say a second fire at the former St. Ann’s Church in one week was arson, raising new concerns about the future of the 1886 landmark.
A multi-year survey of embalmers in five countries reports widespread sightings of unusual white fibrous structures in corpses, while Sen. Ron Johnson calls for more scrutiny of COVID-era health oversight.
A viral video shows a man identified as Army First Lieutenant Patrick Kyser using his final day in uniform to attack President Donald Trump, raising questions about military rules and political speech.
An amendment meant to codify President Trump’s executive order barring transgender service in the U.S. military failed after four Republicans voted with Democrats.
A whistleblower account alleges Native Americans were drugged and held in fake Arizona rehab homes while criminals billed Medicaid, with attorneys warning the crisis may still be ongoing.
A new report says the Justice Department is investigating Republican Rep. Cory Mills, but public details remain limited and no charges have been announced.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison told a Minneapolis rally Democrats would “get ’em all” in 2026, including people who were not naturalized citizens in the last election. Conservatives say the clip raises serious election-law questions.
After an incendiary device was reportedly set off outside 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan, NBC and CBS drew fire for headline language critics say softened the story.
Rep. Brandon Gill questioned Smithsonian museum director Dr. Anthea Hartig about a referenced toolkit tying traits like objectivity and politeness to “white supremacy culture,” plus an exhibit claim about Mickey Mouse.