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Oregon must 'stay the course' on soft heroin laws despite skyrocketing overdose rates: drug law proponents.
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles towards the sea off the Korean Peninsula's east coast on Sunday, South Korea and Japan said.
Pope Francis revealed in a new interview published on Sunday that after he was elected in 2013 he signed a letter of resignation to be used if someday severe and permanent health problems made it impossible to carry out his duties.
Arkansas police found the decaying body of an abused 6-year-old boy buried beneath the hallway floor of his mother's house Friday.
A 5-week old puppy was snatched during a violent home invasion and burglary in Washington D.C. Thursday night, police said.
Eight people were taken to the hospital, four of whom were in critical condition.
A three-car crash in southern California left one person dead and a Ferrari split in half on Friday afternoon.
A Florida man shot and killed his wife and wounded their 5-year-old daughter, who was left parentless after he then took his own life, police said.
"I may be Irish, but I’m not stupid," Biden inexplicably said as he greeted 102-year-old World War II veteran Ray Firmani during a town hall on veterans' benefits in New Castle, Delaware.
"We recently learned that Justin Edison went missing right before he was scheduled to appear in court," Megan Thee Stallion's attorney, Alex Spiro, told TMZ Saturday.
"Our asylum seekers are not safe," said El Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser at a specially called press conference to announce the emergency measures. "We have hundreds and hundreds on the street and that's not the way we treat our people."
The ozone hole over Antarctica has been acting strangely for the past few years.
"A big ridge of high pressure is dropping in behind our coast-to-coast storm that's really ruled the forecast for this entire week," FOX Weather meteorologist Britta Merwin said. "That ridge of high pressure is going to allow some very cold, polar air to work its way into the country."
Amtrak on Thursday released details of its new Airo trains, which will operate on routes across the country beginning in 2026.
Jacob Sayre, 17, was charged as an adult with second-degree murder, endangering the welfare of a child, and delivery of a controlled substance on Thursday in Ozark, Missouri.
Iranian authorities arrested actress Taraneh Alidoosti Saturday after she shared her support publicly for the nation’s ongoing protest movement, according to state media.
"For a professional writer like myself, this is the greatest punishment they could hand out."
Prosecutors investigating accused crypto grifter Sam Bankman-Fried have demanded information from high-level Democrats — including the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, the incoming House minority leader — to help prove their sprawling case, according to a report. Top Dem lawyer Marc E. Elias, who represents a...
Vivian Geraghty alleges she was forced to quit her Ohio teaching job after she claimed that it violates her religious beliefs to use students' preferred pronouns.
"The tracking and surveillance of Schieve caused her, as it would cause any reasonable person, significant fear and distress,” according to the complaint.
“Anti-Semitism is on the rise in Montgomery County and the D.C. region," County Council President Evan Glass said following recent hate crimes.
P-22, which lived in and around LA’s Griffith Park, had severe injuries and was experiencing chronic health problems, according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Alexander Belinsky was charged with robbery, elder abuse, attempted vehicle theft, residential burglary, animal cruelty and battery, authorities said.
China's largest city has ordered its schools to return to online classes amid a spike in COVID-19 cases.
Manhattan reported the most close encounters of any borough with 13, including a 5:30 pm engagement on Feb. 4 involving a motorist outside a Gotham skyscraper.
Boston police said Michael Perry, 37, was charged with murder Friday.
North Carolina's Supreme Court narrowly struck down the state’s photo voter identification law, ruling the policy "was motivated by a racially discriminatory purpose."
"Momma told me to give her the gun, so I gave her the gun," the blood-spattered child reportedly told another guest at the motel.
Following a review of hundreds of unidentified flying object reports, there is still no clear evidence of alien life.
An assault on Kyiv could come as early as February, Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said.
Former congressman Joe Kennedy III will be the third member of the Democratic dynasty to join Biden's diplomatic corps.
Elon Musk restored the Twitter accounts of journalists who he'd banned for allegedly revealing his whereabouts in real time — but won't let them post until they delete their offending tweets.
Billionaire Ken Griffin moved his hedge fund Citadel to Miami and asked the city to remove the former home of William Jennings Bryan from his estate.
"My huge lips are probably my most polarizing modification, people either love it or hate it and I'm obsessed with it," she told The Mirror.
Mary Ferrell, who died in 2004, devoted her life to assembling thousands of documents, newspaper clippings and books related to the assassination. She came to suspect the US government was involved in a cover-up and that Oswald did not act alone.
The sound was recorded at 3:12 am on Nov. 13, by a Moscow, Idaho cop responding to an incident unrelated to the murders.
The California man and an alleged accomplice from Texas are now facing life in prison.
Top Republican lawmakers are demanding answers after the latest Twitter Files disclosures revealed the close relationship between the company and the FBI.
Fans rushed onto the soccer field after the 20-minute mark at the AAMI Stadium in Melbourne as City led the match 1-0.
Rep. Kevin McCarthy's (R-Calif.) bid to become Speaker of the US House of Representatives is increasingly imperiled by a small but implacable clutch of hard line House members, whose ranks have grown in recent days.
A Queens state senator whose home has been in foreclosure for more than a decade could see relief from his creditors if legislation he proposed is signed by Gov. Hochul.
The victims, who were identified in court papers only as Mia Doe and Naomi Doe, each claim they were recruited by a young woman to give Epstein a massage at his Manhattan mansion, according to court papers.
Twitter's top ranks were riddled with ex-FBI agents and executives, stitching the company even closer to the federal agency now under fire for leaning on Twitter to meddle in the 2020 elections.
Gabby Alcantara-Anderson, 31, has worked at Disney World for almost a decade, but she still struggles to make ends meet. Her salary — combined with wages from her husband and teenage daughter, who also work at Disney — is barely enough to pay the rent.
Emergency crews pulled the body of a toddler from the rubble in a pre-dawn search for survivors on Saturday of a Russian missile strike that tore through an apartment building in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih.
Rescue teams searching for missing campers caught in Friday's landslide at an unlicensed campsite recovered the bodies of a woman and a boy, raising the death toll to 23.
The U.S. Coast Guard said crews rescued 34 Haitians abandoned by smugglers on a cliff in Puerto Rico on Monday.
Aldrich’s public defender has declined to talk about the case, and investigators have not released a motive.
Migrants have been denied rights to seek asylum under U.S. and international law 2.5 million times since March 2020 on the grounds of preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Elon Musk has reinstated the Twitter accounts of a half dozen journalists who had been briefly suspended for showing how to track the location of the billionaire's private jet.