Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is planning to run for re-election in 2026, but remains one of the top rumored contenders to be former President Donald Trump's 2024 running mate.
60 Syrian migrants in an unseaworthy vessel were rescued by Cypriot police, while three children and an adult were flown to the hospital by helicopter.
Maricet Espinosa Gonzalez, a two-time Pan American Games champion in judo, died earlier this week at the age of 34 following a reported breast enhancement surgery
Experts who reviewed the medical examiner's report on the suicide of Missouri woman Grace Holland, who was found dead in her fiancé's home, say the circumstances look suspicious.
Kari Lake's campaign is hitting back at a claim by former Arizona GOP chair Jeff DeWit that he was "set up" in a leaked audio recording allegedly showing his attempt to bribe her.
Ohio has banned "gender-affirming care" for minors and restricts transgender women's and girl's participation on sports teams, despite the GOP governor’s veto.
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce was confused like many others after watching the Buffalo Bills run a fake punt in their own territory with Damar Hamlin.
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a stay for an Alabama death row inmate slated to die by the never-used method of nitrogen hypoxia.
Chunli Zha, the farmworker charged with killing seven last year, was in court Tuesday after being indicted by a grand jury in an effort to speed up the case, authorities said.
Defendants who were charged after a 1-year old overdosed while at a day care in the Bronx appeared in court Tuesday to face a judge in a pre-trial hearing.
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Libero Milone, the former first auditor general of the Vatican, argued that he was extorted by Vatican police for exposing the finances of the Holy See, but his lawsuit was rejected.
Lara Trump told Fox News Digital that Biden is handing the GOP the election on a "silver platter" and she believes the party will unite behind her father-in-law.
The Supreme Court recently ruled that federal agents are allowed to cut razor wire that was installed along the Texas-Mexico border as a lawsuit continues to be considered.
Patrick Kearon, the newest member of the governing body of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said the church must better care for victims of sexual abuse.
Melissa Dalton, President Biden's nominee for Air Force Undersecretary, was grilled on the border and the Chinese spy balloon before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Ami Bera and Mario Díaz-Balart, the co-chairs of the U.S. Congressional Taiwan Caucus, made their first visit to Taiwan, following its presidential election.
Philadelphia Flyers GM Daniel Briere said he "didn't know" if Carter Hart's leave of absence was connected to the 5 members of Hockey Canada’s 2018 WJC team told to surrender to police.
Rescuers in California saved a woman who was stranded for 15 hours on top of her overturned car as floodwaters swirled around her on Tuesday.
For the first time, a contest was held in New Hampshire where students submitted designs for the stickers given out at the polls. Three different designs were chosen and distributed.
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Two hospitals and 19 clinics in western Wisconsin are set to close, raising concerns among residents and local officials about the impact on health care services.
Memphis' police chief has been moved to an interim position as the city grapples with distrust and record homicide rates. The mayor has defended the interim police chief.
A Minnesota state trooper has been charged with second-degree unintentional murder and and second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of a motorist during a traffic stop.
A 41-year-old man from Vermont has been charged with possessing a bomb and leaving it at his former residence after being evicted, federal prosecutors say.
