Roughly one billion sensitive records across 26 countries have been exposed as part of a massive data leak, although the company impacted maintains it has no indication that customer data has been compromised.
A brutal beat down of two Jewish men outside a restaurant in San Jose, California is being investigated as a potential antisemitic hate crime.
A judge has barred Fulton County DA Fani Willis from intervening in a fight to recoup nearly $17 million in legal fees President Donald Trump and his 2020 election supporters are seeking stemming from her ill-fated election racketeering case.
A fiery exchange took place at the Senate Budget Committee hearing on Tuesday when Sen. Bernie Moreno asked a former Biden adviser whether illegal immigration into the U.S. is a crime.
Starbucks founder Howard Schultz says he and his wife are leaving their home in the blue city of Seattle, Washington, and are relocating to Florida. The announcement came after the Washington state House passed a millionaires tax, as well as the coffee giant opening a new corporate office in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office’s Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force, working with other law enforcement agencies, has rescued more than three dozen missing teens, some of them victims of sex traffickers.
The Georgia teen charged with fatally running over a teacher has broken his silence as more details emerge about the normally harmless high school prank that went tragically wrong.
More than 400 criminal illegal aliens charged with or convicted of child sex crimes have been arrested in Houston, Texas, during President Trump’s first year back in office.
A Southwest flight from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale was diverted to Atlanta, Georgia, on Friday after a passenger who had set a prayer timer for Ramadan became “agitated” in what was reportedly misunderstood as a “possible security matter.”
At least one police officer was shot, and the barricaded suspect with whom gunfire was exchanged was shot as well, on Tuesday in northwest Baltimore, Maryland.
A bookstore in Brentwood, Pennsylvania, is offering “anti-ICE” whistles to customers and has encouraged locals to shield people from lawful immigration enforcement.
Visitors to the Mount Rushmore National Memorial will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with the return of fireworks at the iconic site on July 3.
More than four in ten teachers in California say they plan to quit their jobs in the next ten years, according to a new poll.
A criminal illegal alien has been charged for alleged voter fraud in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the news coming as President Donald Trump urges Republican lawmakers to safeguard U.S. elections by passing the SAVE America Act.
A passenger made quite the scene after she was accused of playing a cellphone video on her loudspeaker once she boarded an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa recently.
The family who lost their loved one during a violent incident outside a Los Angeles-area library in September is suing for $40 million in damages.
A measles outbreak is spreading across Northern California and officials said over 100 children may have been exposed to the illness at a recent event.
The widow of the high school teacher in Gainesville, Georgia, who died after a prank gone wrong wants the charges against the students involved dropped.
An art center that serves veterans and their families in Grand Junction, Colorado, is finally getting needed repairs after years of leaks and becoming a target of theft.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) has vetoed a bill to create a specialty license plate honoring Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk, who was brutally assassinated in September.
Pope Leo XIV has a new, custom-outfitted Ford Explorer SUV — complete with papal vanity plates — delivered personally by the automaker’s CEO Jim Farley, and his wife, Lia.
A California teacher has been placed on leave for allegedly urinating into a canister and dumping it out moments before his students entered his classroom — the incident captured on a cell phone video.
A popular Georgia high school teacher has died after he was run over outside his home during a common, and normally innocent, teenage prank gone tragically wrong.
A man bled to death after apparently cutting off his penis and mutilating other parts of his body in the dead of night Saturday in downtown Los Angeles.
President Donald Trump said Sunday he will not sign other bills until the SAVE America Act is passed and election integrity is secured.
Officials reportedly said a prison guard in the unit where Jeffrey Epstein was being held Googled his name minutes before he was found dead.
A player formerly on an L.A. private school’s water polo team is accused of sexually assaulting a younger teammate while at the school.
Local law enforcement is outraged that a North Carolina woman served only a half night in jail and was released on a $3000 bond after she allegedly struck a police officer with her car during a street takeover, plowed him over her hood, then sped off into the night.
A phased-in minimum wage hike in Los Angeles that will mandate $30 per hour for hotel workers in 2028 is already negatively impacting the very workers it is meant to help.
Powerful tornadoes swept through the U.S. heartland and Great Lakes region, killing at least eight people — and the onslaught may not be over, forecasters warn.
Canada is on its way to recording 100,000 deaths from assisted suicide as pro-life advocates are voicing strong objections to the practice.
The wife of New York City Democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani is accused of liking several social media posts cheering the violent October 7, 2023 terrorist attack on Israel, and he has come out defending her.
A man who objected to a vigil for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Manhattan was punched and kicked on the ground when he snatched a poster-size portrait of the cleric from a shrine set up to honor the dead “supreme leader.”
Former President Joe Biden (D) compared his intellect with the intellects of mourners at Reverend Jesse Jackson’s memorial service on Friday in Chicago at the House of Hope arena.
Man’s best friend has once again proven its ability to detect someone in trouble and lead its human companion to the scene to summon life-saving help.
A highly contagious virus is suspected of affecting nearly 80 people who were onboard Holland America’s Westerdam ship in Hong Kong.
The second highest-ranking official in the Washington, D.C. police department — also named in a probe into the department’s purported underreporting of crime statistics — has been placed on administrative leave, reportedly over “inappropriate” text messages on his work phone.
Ford is recalling over 615,000 vehicles due to two safety issues, the news coming as the company experienced major financial losses in 2025.
The Democrat leader of the Mayors for a Guaranteed Income wants the government to provide help in the form of cash payments to Americans.
Law enforcement said a 19-year-old illegal immigrant who was a Democrat lawmaker’s guest at President Donald Trump’s recent State of the Union address is named in police reports involving sexual assault and juveniles, the Boston Herald reported Thursday.
