A team of elite skydivers set a new world record by flying a 3,200-square-foot American flag in a 10,000-foot drop over Arizona on Pearl Harbor Day.
A small plane made an emergency landing on a Florida freeway this week, miraculously avoiding a serious crash — even though it set down on top of a car traveling below its flight path.
Police in Minnesota say despite the persistence of violent crime in the state, they’ve been stretched thin while leaders blew millions on programs rife with fraud, according to a report Wednesday by Fox News Digital.
Royal Caribbean personnel allegedly placed a passenger’s body in a “refrigerator” and continued their ship’s three-day cruise to Mexico when the man died following a physical altercation with staff after being served 33 drinks, the family’s attorney said.
The world of women’s clothing continues to trigger woke fashionistas, this time, women who are melting down over experts naming a shade of “white” the color of the year.
Former small-town beauty queen Trinity Madison Poague cried out in shock as she learned her fate from a Georgia jury after being tried for the murder of her ex-boyfriend’s toddler son.
A father gave his own life to save that of his seven-year-old son in a kayak accident in California’s Lake Perris over the weekend, according to authorities.
Advisers for Joe Biden warned the former president in 2020 that his immigration plans could lead to “chaos” at the U.S. border, would overwhelm the system and might hand Donald Trump a second term – but he ignored them, according to a report in Sunday’s New York Times.
Authorities continued hunting over the weekend for the last of three inmates who escaped from a Louisiana lockup in a cinematic fashion by using tied bed sheets to scale a wall and then lower themselves from jail’s roof.
A scandal involving hundreds of millions of dollars stolen from a federally funded nutrition program may starve Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s (D) chances of a political future, the Hill reported Saturday.
Not four months after the fatal stabbing of young Ukrainian refugee on Charlotte’s light rail, an illegal immigrant with a long rap sheet and who was deported twice, has been arrested for allegedly stabbing a man on the same line.
Claiming Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) might play the role of Scrooge, organizers have canceled an annual Christmas parade held in Santa Barbara, California’s largely Hispanic east side.
A conservative group at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania released a video of a student tearing down its promotional flyers.
In the wake of her federal mortgage fraud charges being dismissed by a Clinton-appointed judge, New York Attorney General Letitia James has been hit with a bar complaint for alleged “illegal and dishonest conduct” that led to her criminal charges.
The 47th president, wearing his trademark red MAGA hat and white golf shirt, took to the links on Saturday in a foursome that included five-time major winner Brooks Koepka, hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, and Fox News anchor Bret Baier.
Chronic vomiting tied to long-term marijuana use has now has been codified by health officials seeking to diagnose and track the mysterious disorder, which has been increasingly seen in emergency rooms this decade.
The Trump administration’s negotiation with Northwestern University has resulted in the school agreeing to fork over $75 million to the U.S. government to resolve a series of investigations into campus antisemitism.
A Thanksgiving Day argument escalated to a dangerous level after an Illinois man allegedly set his home on fire on one of America’s most cherished family holidays.
The Gold Star father of one of the soldiers killed in the notorious Abbey Gate bombing during the disastrous 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan is continuing his condemnation of the Biden administration — this time following the recent shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, DC.
A proposed law that would dictate nonprofit organizations have the first opportunity to buy residential buildings in New York City is being blasted as “Stalinesque legislation” that would push the Big Apple into a “communist dystopia.”
A 22-year-old gym teacher at a Christian school in Florida has been arrested for allegedly sending seductive photos to a 13-year-old middle school student.
Pete Hegseth and his wife, Jennifer, spent Thanksgiving with Sailors and Marines stationed at sea, where the Secretary of War delivered a message of gratitude from the pilot house of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford.
The father of the West Virginia National Guard member who died following Wednesday’s Washington, DC, shooting responded with two heartbreaking sentences on Thanksgiving.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville wants to deport potentially dangerous “Islamists” following the shooting of 2 National Guard members in Washington this week.
A former Phoenix TV anchor could spend the next ten years in a federal prison for her role in a $63 million COVID-19-era loan fraud scheme she allegedly engineered with her husband.
A gold pocket watch once owned by an elderly couple who drowned on the RMS Titanic has sold for an astonishing 1.78 million pounds — the equivalent of $2.3 million — setting a new record for memorabilia salvaged following the sinking of the ill-fated luxury liner.
The “cashless society?” Not quite yet in Ohio if legislators pass what they named the Currency Access to Spend Here (CASH) bill which would require businesses and government to accept cash payments up to $500.
A Missouri court has sentenced a 30-year-old former substitute teacher to a decade in prison for essentially turning her rural middle school students into prostitutes, paying them for sex and rewarding them with drugs and alcohol.
Costco, the home of big deals for members who purchase in big quantities, has issued a big recall of two of its popular prepared food items sold in the eastern half of the U.S.
Tragedy has struck the Kennedy family once more as Tatiana Schlossberg, 35-year-old granddaughter of slain President John F. Kennedy, revealed she has less than a year to live after being diagnosed with blood cancer.
Arizona laws that distance sex offenders from schools didn’t stop a felon just released from prison from entering a Phoenix elementary and posing as a doctor so he could allegedly sexually assault a 10-year-old girl.
A photo of Michelle Obama in worn jeans and a T-shirt by Annie Leibovitz is going viral on social media after the former First Lady posted the shot to promote a new edition of the famed photographer’s book Women.
Women are different than men — including crash test dummies — according to federal transportation officials who this week rolled out a female design they believe will make cars safer for females.
A grizzly bear went on a rampage Thursday and attacked a group of students from a tribal elementary school near Canada’s central west coast, leaving 11 people injured, according to emergency officials in British Columbia.
Dr. Jeffrey Epstein, a NY neurosurgeon Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) misidentified as the notorious alleged sex trafficker in an attempt to smear EPA head Lee Zeldin, has come up with a clever way to give the loose-lipped congresswoman some of her own medicine.
A Cook County, Illinois judge dismissed pleas from a state prosecutor that the habitual criminal who allegedly set a 26-year-old woman on fire during her Chicago commute had been likely to “randomly” attack someone else again if she released him, court records show.
The father of Ron Goldman may finally get some of the millions he was awarded in the 1997 wrongful death judgement against former Hall of Fame running back OJ Simpson. Ron Goldman, 25, was brutally murdered along with Simpson’s ex-wife, Nicole, in one of the most famous true crime stories of the century.
Two days of heavy rain in Southern California turned some streets in Long Beach into shallow rivers as some residents took to kayaks in what appeared for some to be more an entertaining novelty than a weather disaster.
The Vatican is returning 62 items from its collection of native art and other items to indigenous tribes in Canada as part of its atonement for its role in suppressing “indigenous culture” in the Americas, the Vatican announced Saturday.
Michelle Obama not only said Friday she won’t be running for president because Americans “aren’t ready for a woman president,” she also implied they weren’t ready for her in the White House as a black First Lady.
