Facebook issued an apology for banning the Rev. Franklin Graham from posting on the social networking site for 24 hours and censoring one of his posts, a Facebook spokesperson announced Saturday.
A Florida city commissioner shot and wounded a suspected intruder who tried to enter his home in order to elude police.
A conservative black lawmaker in Florida has filed a bill that would prevent local governments from tearing down Confederate monuments and statues.
Memphis police say a woman who shot a man allegedly stealing from her car will face no charges.
An American doctor who was reportedly exposed to the Ebola virus while working with patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo arrived in the U.S. Saturday and was taken to a Nebraska hospital.
A biological male living as a transgender female shopping at a GameStop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, lashed out at a male store clerk after he called the customer “sir.”
Outgoing Maine Gov. Paul LePage decided to troll a Democratic candidate who won a House race on Friday by writing the words “stolen election” on an election certificate certifying the win.
A Guatemalan family filed a lawsuit against Universal Orlando theme park in Florida this month for not posting ride warning signs in Spanish.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) shows the Internal Revenue Service has more than 3,000 handguns and 3,000,000 rounds of handgun ammunition in its Criminal Investigation division alone.
Kelli Vassallo, a middle school teacher in Pennsylvania, has been sentenced to two years in jail for having sexual relations with two girls.
A Texas mother gave birth to a hospital-record-setting baby boy who weighed in at nearly 15 pounds.
A Texas man, lured by the promise of fast money and a free car, faces federal prison on drug smuggling charges after answering a Facebook ad that sought drivers to travel between the United States and Mexico.
New York City’s night sky was illuminated for a few minutes with a green-blue-light after a transformer explosion.
A federal requirement requiring hospitals to post how much they charge for their services online will go into effect on January 1, 2019.
Democrats are worried about a diversity problem within the Democratic Party because the top three potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidates in the polls are white men.
David Brannon attacked his significant other with a ham during an argument about which day to eat it.
Vanity Fair said “Obamaworld insiders describe the former vice president as upset” with Obama’s attention to other Democrat contenders for 2020.
A would-be thief attempting to steal a package off of a Colorado woman’s front porch learned the hard way that she messed with the wrong homeowner, according to a video of the incident.
Harold McDowell, 85, defied 20-million-to-1 odds on Saturday to take a cool million home to his wife, who had just been declared cancer-free.
The government office overseeing the nation’s food stamp program will slim down 95 percent of its operations by the fifth day of the government shutdown, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) documents outlining shutdown contingency plans.
American huntress Larysa Switlyk faces “firearms offenses” in Scotland after a photo was released in which she posed with a trophy goat.
Parkland father Andrew Pollack is calling out House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for her fight against President Trump’s efforts to protect teachers, students.
California marijuana dispensaries reported record-high holiday sales this Christmas as pot products became popular stocking stuffers this holiday season.
The #MyPredictionFor2019 hashtag is trending on the President’s favorite place to vent, and liberals are using it … predictably.
Survey Monkey online polls put the Jimmy Stewart classic at the top, with Love Actually rounding out the bottom of a festive top ten.
Trump administration officials have been making efforts throughout the year to keep people from relying on food stamps and other forms of welfare, but they have also made strides in taking down criminals committing food stamp fraud for financial gain.
The National Christmas Tree has reopened after securing funding allowing it to operate until January 1st, according to the National Park Service.
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Minister Ahmed Hussen told CTVNews that Santa and Mrs. Claus are honorary Canadian citizens, and pay their taxes.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul tweeted his sixth annual “airing of grievances” on Sunday.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced it would be phasing out pointy-eared patrol dogs at airports in favor of “floppy ear dogs” to ease the concerns of airport passengers.
A woman wearing a Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer mask was caught on camera burglarizing a shop in Colorado, according to law enforcement.
Sydney’s Australian Reptile Park issued a warning regarding the number of “massive” funnel-web spiders coming home for the holidays.
As Congress has yet to accept or reject a proposal providing $5 billion to fund a wall along the U.S. southern border, people have decided to take matters into their own hands with different crowdfunding campaigns in support of and against the border wall.
The image of Santa Claus emblazoned in a child’s mind is usually one of a jovial, portly man with a white beard clad in a red and white suit; however, this year, Santa came early to one Texas elementary school in the form of a bus driver.
The Clinton Presidential Center announced Saturday that most operations at the center will remain closed throughout the duration of the partial government shutdown.
Officials from Florida’s Department of Health confirmed the state’s first case in 2018 of the polio-like illness acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) on Saturday.
Memphis police have announced the arrests of two men signaling a break in the 2017 shooting death of two-year-old Laylah Washington.
Two Michigan women who allegedly tried to shoplift from a Target store packed with police officers for the store’s “Shop with a Cop” event on Wednesday found themselves on the wrong side of the law.
Three Arkansas shopkeepers pleaded guilty Wednesday to carrying out a $400,000 food stamp fraud scheme where they used food stamps to purchase items that they would resell in their stores.
A four-year-old girl who spent her life in a Missouri hospital due to a lung condition is returning home for the first time— just before Christmas.
