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A mother in Akron, Ohio, is sharing her gratitude to the man who shielded her little boy from a flying hockey puck on Thursday during a Cleveland Monsters game.

Trillions of cicadas are about to emerge in areas of the United States which may result in keeping lots of people awake at night for several weeks.

A section of New York City is now an illegal migrant shopping area and business owners are not happy about the situation.

President Joe Biden claimed on Saturday, without evidence, that Iran launched an attack “against military facilities in Israel.”

A rookie Major League Baseball player is crediting Jesus Christ for giving him the talent to play baseball.

Critics are blasting a ballot initiative in New York they claim has “vague language” that could prevent parents from being a part of their children’s decisions regarding gender reassignment surgery, a procedure that can have dire consequences.

The homeless migrant recently accused of taking an FDNY fireboat and another vessel for joyrides is apparently up to his old tricks again in New York City.

An anti-Israel student protester disrupted an event on Tuesday for Berkeley Law School graduates that was hosted at the residence of the Jewish dean, Erwin Chemerinsky, and his wife.

Former Vice President Mike Pence is going to be teaching a course at a Pennsylvania college in the school’s Center for Faith and Public Life.

A fast-food franchisee in California is rushing to install kiosks at his restaurants to save money as the $20 minimum wage goes into effect.

A group that began during a massive revival at Auburn University is seeing God move among young people at its events on other campuses.

The town of Plainville, Connecticut, announced Tuesday it is adopting a four-day workweek for some of its employees.

An investigation has been launched into allegations of inappropriate digital photos being created and shared in a California school.

The man who allegedly confessed to killing Natalee Holloway in 2005 was recently attacked by two inmates in a Peruvian prison until guards intervened.

A former teacher in New York had a total solar eclipse party for a special group of people that was 46 years in the making.

A homeowner in Venice, Florida, got the shock of her life when a scaly intruder broke into her house and made itself at home.

Officials have arrested a young man accused of planning to attack churches in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, for the Islamic terrorist group ISIS.

A crew of suspects believed to be part of a gang has been wreaking havoc in California over a two-month period and does not appear to care about possibly getting caught.

A man in Indianapolis, Indiana, knew exactly what to do when a worker at a Subway restaurant needed his help on March 22.

Family members say a young woman died following an alleged road rage incident on Thursday in Hopkinton, Massachusetts.

Two suspected shoplifters were hit by a car while fleeing the scene in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday.

An 89,000-ton container ship lost propulsion Friday evening near a bridge in the waters around New York City, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. 

A woman accused of posing as a 14-year-old homeschooler while having a sexual relationship with a child is in trouble once again in Tampa Bay, Florida.

A high schooler in Danvers, Massachusetts, knew exactly what to do when his school bus broke down, thanks to his excellent mechanical skills.

A couple in Montgomery County, Texas, have been arrested on several charges including child porn and bestiality.

Social media erupted with criticism when a Green Party member who is a candidate running for Senate in New Jersey pointed to the “climate crisis” as the reason behind the recent earthquake in the Northeast.

Two major sports teams have joined forces to support those affected when the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore on March 26.

Cole Brings Plenty, an actor from the Yellowstone spinoff show 1923, was found dead southwest of Kansas City, Kansas, after he went missing.

Walmart shoppers who bought weighted items or bagged citrus within a certain period may be able to get their hands on settlement checks.

Officials say multiple aftershocks followed the 4.8-magnitude earthquake that hit the northeast early Friday.

NYC will pay a large settlement after two women say their rights were violated when they were forced to remove their hijabs for mugshots.

A dog from California who began an extraordinary journey in July and ended up more than 2,000 miles away from home is safe again.

An earthquake rattled residents of the northeast early Friday, and officials are working to determine if there was any damage.

A Southwest Airlines flight is under investigation after it nearly hit LaGuardia Airport’s air traffic control tower during inclement weather.

There are a few things to know as multitudes of people gear up to experience the total solar eclipse on Monday.

The pilot who died during a hot air balloon crash in Arizona in January reportedly had the drug ketamine in his system at the time.