An internal United Airlines memo reportedly told agents to offer no-fee flight changes for customers who did not want to fly into the newly renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport. United now says the message was poorly worded and not accurate.
Newly released footage shows the moment a backpack bomb exploded outside Vadim Ermolaev’s Monaco residence, injuring him, his partner, and their 13-year-old son.
Andrew and Tristan Tate were taken into custody by U.S. Marshals in Miami, while British prosecutors say they will seek extradition tied to rape and human trafficking allegations.
Former Brown professor and convicted sex offender Ronald Fischer was captured off the New York and New Jersey coast after fleeing his Rhode Island trial in 2005.
Aurora police say GEO Group employee Brandon Booth was arrested after a protester was shot near the Aurora ICE Processing Center while employees were blocked from getting to work.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine L. Hanaway is seeking to remove Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston after court filings alleged conflicts involving defense counsel, defendants, and office retaliation.
A shooting inside a busy Kroger in Cypress, Texas, left a store worker in grave condition and the suspected gunman hospitalized in critical condition after police arrived.
Sen. Thom Tillis warned he would use Senate tools to slow a House-backed election integrity measure, arguing the SAVE America Act cannot be implemented before the next election.
KTLA reporter Rachel Menitoff kept reporting as a huge cockroach crawled up her during a live weather hit, and Spencer Pratt had plenty to say about Los Angeles conditions.
James Franco returned to social media with cryptic TikToks, promised “crazy stuff,” and then released what he says is alien footage from his property.
Newly highlighted records raise serious questions about what federal officials knew in 2020 about Iranian access to voter data and why the public heard so little about it.
Sen. Mazie Hirono used Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing to accuse the Trump DOJ of political weaponization, but Sen. Chuck Grassley fired back with a sharp reminder about Biden-era abuses.
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley says DOJ records show Jack Smith’s team reviewed text message contents from 44 members of Congress, despite Smith denying under oath that requested records included text contents.
A Denver DSA meeting photo went viral after many attendees appeared masked in July 2026, giving critics a fresh look at the socialist movement gaining ground inside Democratic politics.
Wayne Allyn Root argues President Trump should use a national security emergency on elections instead of waiting on the SAVE Act, setting up a major fight over voting rules, mail-in ballots, and federal power.