After playoff hopes faded despite elite talent, Detroit Lions players owned past mistakes and expressed confidence the team will rebound and contend next season.
A multi-agency investigation led to statutory rape charges against a 29-year-old man in North Carolina. The victims were allegedly contacted through Snapchat.
San Francisco teachers expected to strike Monday unless deal reached, with union president Cassondra Curiel expressing disappointment over district's latest proposal.
Puka Nacua couldn’t have been happier for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who won his first MVP Award and confirmed he’d return next season — a moment that thrilled Nacua.
Brock Purdy coached Bay Area high school girls during the Toyota Glow-Up Classic -- a glow-in-the-dark flag football game held inside San Francisco’s Moscone Center.
Sheriff admits mistakes in Nancy Guthrie case as 84-year-old remains missing. Crime scene released early, search aircraft delayed in Tucson investigation.
Bard College’s president, Leon Botstein, said his school needed cash. But a rare watch and a Caribbean visit show how his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein sometimes veered into the personal.
Workers at a uranium conversion facility in Isfahan, Iran, in 2005. Analysts say Iran’s position on enrichment reflects the country’s intense pride in a nuclear program that has become a symbol of Iranian independence.
President Donald Trump signed ab executive order reshaping U.S. arms sales strategy, leveraging $300 billion in defense sales to prioritize allies and boost production.
Rep. Tony Gonzales introduces the Homeland Threat Response Act to strengthen legal protections for Border Patrol officers assisting local law enforcement agencies.
Democrats who called Russ Vought "a danger to America" and "extremist" remained silent on Friday after a man was charged with attempted murder of the OMB director.
The alleged ransom note in the case of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie references a broken floodlight at her Tucson home, the FBI confirmed during its investigation.
The U.S. Embassy has issued an urgent "leave Iran now" security alert for Americans as internet outages and travel disruptions continue across the country.
The House Oversight Committee paused contempt proceedings against Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton after their attorneys indicated compliance, under certain conditions, with subpoenas.
Shinedown faces significant fan backlash after pulling out of Rock the Country festival, citing their mission to "unite, not divide" as their reason for exit.
Justice Department tranche of documents show that Calacanis, the angel investor who was one of the first to buy into Uber, casually emailed Epstein, writing: “hey pal.”
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