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Federal officials warn New Jersey sanctuary policies could release man accused of sexually assaulting teen, sparking heated immigration enforcement debate.
For the first time in two years, the city of Miami Beach is loosening its spring break restrictions as it looks to attract more families and health-conscious tourists.
Long Island teen Thomas Medlin, who reportedly went to meet someone from Roblox, was found dead in Brooklyn waters after vanishing from Manhattan Bridge.
Suspect allegedly rammed vehicle into Michigan synagogue, exchanged gunfire with security before being killed. Multiple injured in West Bloomfield.
Two El Dorado sheriff's deputies and a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. worker were wounded in California shootings, with the suspect in both incidents also shot.
Sen. Eric Schmitt is pushing his SCAM Act to expand denaturalization after alleged attacks by naturalized citizens at Michigan synagogue and Virginia university.
Rampant Medicare fraud schemes in Los Angeles allegedly bilk taxpayers for billions through fake home health agencies and ghost patients across the city.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveils landmark legal victory in housing crisis fight, securing maximum penalties against repeat offender landlord in groundbreaking case.
Australian authorities apologize after two foster children lived with a transgender convicted triple killer for months, calling the situation "entirely unacceptable" and "terrible."
California mountain biker Julian Hernandez, 25, suffers rare death after a rattlesnake bite at Quail Hill preserve in Irvine prompted month-long hospital stay.
Marquise Williams, a former UNC quarterback, said he will not attend Tar Heels football games this season as the Bill Belichick-coached program navigates controversy.
After the deadly shooting at ODU, located in Norfolk, Virginia, the city's Soros-backed DA blamed the tragedy on pro-gun lawmakers and judges despite the shooter's history supporting terrorism.
NASA is targeting an April 1 launch for Artemis II, its first crewed mission around the moon since Apollo, after a successful flight readiness review.
The Van Halen feud deepens as Sammy Hagar reveals he doesn't plan to play with Alex Van Halen again. The former bandmates haven't spoken in decades.
Atlanta Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. was charged with three felonies, including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, after an alleged domestic violence incident with a WNBA star.
Iran's military arm used dozens of fake social media accounts to push anti-Israel and anti-United States messages, according to a Clemson University report.
Lawmakers in the U.S. Senate remain sharply divided over how to proceed with fully funding DHS as the agency's shutdown neared the 30-day mark.
The White House was irked by news CBS News hired a top staffer for ex-Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, a staunch critic of President Donald Trump.
Gregory Vogelsang, convicted of molesting six boys, was granted early release. GOP leaders demand Gavin Newsom fire the hand-picked parole board.
Somali immigrants challenged President Donald Trump's TPS termination in court, alleging racial discrimination behind a policy ending protection for 1,080 recipients.
NFL Network host Jamie Erdahl explained her absence from "Good Morning Football" was due to family health crisis and announced she will return to the show next week.
Supermodel Paulina Porizkova shared an unedited video revealing aging at 60, showing natural skin texture and wrinkles in a powerful self-acceptance message.
Kaillie Humphries, the most decorated women's bobsledder, publicly aligned with President Donald Trump at a White House event, discussing women's sports protection.
Kyler Murray signed with the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year deal after his Cardinals release, creating a quarterback competition with J.J. McCarthy in a major NFL move.
Los Angeles County reportedly has roughly 1,800 hospice providers with 742 companies allegedly showing indicators for fraud as defined by California.