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Former Gettysburg Mayor Chad Alan-Carr faces child sex charges after resigning just two weeks into his term, allegedly grooming a teenage boy through theater connections.

A Colorado school district was found by U.S. Department of Education to be in violation of Title IX for allegedly allowing male students access to female bathrooms and girls sports.

CEO Benjamin Yoho demanded an apology from Senate Democrats who accused him of using his DHS insider wife to secure $143 million in contracts. He says he got $226,000.

JD Vance alleges $19 billion in fraud was discovered in Minneapolis, and the Trump administration may target California for its next major federal investigation.

A California man faces 20 years in prison after allegedly assaulting TSA officers and injuring a Dallas police officer at Love Field Airport in a violent incident.

A manhunt continues for Louisiana man Manmeet Singh, 30, who is charged with vehicular manslaughter after allegedly killing Patricia Saidu, 21, in a wrong-way crash.

Rodeo buckle winners visited the White House for the first time in more than four decades when President Donald Trump hosted PRCA and WPRA world champions.

White House press secretary denies CNN report claiming Trump team unprepared for potential Iranian closure of Strait of Hormuz, calling it "fake news."

Ric Grenell is stepping down as the Trump Kennedy Center president as the venue shifts focus to major renovations, with facilities VP Matt Floca taking over leadership.

Cuba confirmed talks with the Trump administration amid economic crisis following Venezuela oil cutoff as President Miguel Díaz-Canel cites aim to resolve differences.

Federal authorities charge 11 Indian nationals in alleged visa fraud scheme involving fake armed robberies at stores to qualify for immigration benefits.

Massachusetts teenager Anthony DeMayo, 18, charged with murder in alleged random attack that killed Janet Swallow, 68, in her Danvers home Thursday.

A spate of terror attacks by naturalized U.S. citizens has several Republican lawmakers calling for naturalized citizens to be stripped of their citizenship if they engage in terror.

Trump said the U.S. bombed Iran’s Kharg Island, a key Iranian oil export hub, and warned against interference in the Strait of Hormuz.

A landmark lawsuit will set the stage for thousands of people who say social media platforms are intentionally addictive.

Leqaa Kordia, a Palestinian woman, was ordered released from ICE detention for the third time, but it’s unclear if she’ll be freed.

Democrats content that Republicans rejected an offer from Sen. Schiff's to spare disaster response agency from an ongoing government shutdown on Thursday.

Charges were dropped against teens involved in a teacher's death during a toilet paper prank. The family of the victim chose forgiveness over prosecution in the heartbreaking case.

Mixed verdict delivered in federal trial of nine people accused of 2025 ICE facility attack in Texas, with convictions on terrorism and explosives charges.

"Access Hollywood" is being canceled by NBCUniversal as part of a company's broader plan to roll back on syndicated programming, marking the end of an era for daytime television.

Authorities have arrested a man accused of unlawfully selling a firearm to man, who authorities said killed an instructor and injured two students at Old Dominion.

The Formula 1 races scheduled for April in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia won’t go on as planned, according to reports. The decision comes amid the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is feuding with the Houston Rodeo board after a VIP seating dispute at NRG Stadium after she was escorted out of the venue.

Brooks Nader shuts down Kevin Costner dating rumors after viral Vegas photos, confirms she's single while focusing on upcoming "Baywatch" reboot role.