Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr learned an old lesson the hard way this week, stick to basketball unless you are prepared to own the facts. Kerr issued an...
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reportedly removed Ed Martin as head of the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group and closed the office. The move raises questions about internal politics, staffing, and what that means for investigations into alleged government misuse.
President Trump says he will sue Trevor Noah after Noah joked at the Grammys that Trump visited Jeffrey Epstein's island. Trump denied the claim, criticized the Grammys, and named other public figures tied to Epstein in his remarks.
A married couple who ran a Davie luxury car dealership were arrested after state troopers say they found altered titles, fake invoices, and possible VIN work on high-end cars.
A 72-foot commercial fishing vessel, the Lily Jean, sent an emergency beacon about 25 miles off Cape Ann. The Coast Guard recovered one person and an empty life raft, then suspended a 24-hour search that covered roughly 1,047 square miles. An investigation is underway.
Cold Case Cracked After 50 Years: Dallas Teen Identified It seemed like just another unsolved mystery. Back in 1973, Norman Prater vanished into thin air, leaving the Dallas Police Department...
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a first-in-the-nation lawsuit asking a court to stop the Census Bureau from counting people she calls illegal aliens in apportionment. The suit seeks a recount and argues federal representation and funding are being shifted away from states that enforce immigration law.
A Florida nurse was fired after a viral video in which she wished severe childbirth injuries on White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. State officials say the nurse’s Florida license has been suspended as regulators and the employer respond.
Barack Obama called the death of a protester a tragedy. That grabbed headlines. What did not get the same attention was his own record on deportations and deaths in ICE custody. Politics, not principle, drives selective outrage.
Federal officers shot an armed suspect in Minneapolis. James O'Keefe and his team say they were surrounded, hit with projectiles, and received a death threat while reporting on the scene.