During her podcast, former first lady Michelle Obama told CNN's Anderson Cooper how leaders refuse to step down from power as they age, creating problems for society.
It's decision day in red state Indiana, as the state Senate votes on congressional redistricting championed by President Trump. The new map would create two more GOP-dominated U.S. House districts.
Swedish Royal Court confirmed to Fox News Digital Princess Sofia met Jeffrey Epstein "on a few occasions" around 2005, denying reports of acting lessons or visa help.
Machado made her daring, days-long secret journey to Norway — braving the choppy, open ocean before hopping onto a private jet — with help from from a team of private American rescuers, according to CBS.
President Trump isn't "concerned" about Russian leader Vladimir Putin having expressed support for Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, according to the White House — despite dolloping heavy military and economic pressure on the South American’s narcoterrorist regime.
An Ontario man kept his wife and four children confined in their home for years through intimidation and fear while cloaking abuse as protection that kept them healthy “in the eyes of the Lord.” Read More
New York attorney general dodges indictment for second time in a week as Trump’s justice department seeks retribution
A federal grand jury has declined to indict Letitia James, the New York attorney general, on mortgage fraud charges for the second time in a week, according to a person familiar with the matter, in an embarrassing blow to the Trump justice department as the president has sought retribution against one of his political rivals.
The department has attempted to twice file new charges against James after a judge dismissed an indictment against her after determining the prosecutor handling the case had not been properly appointed.
Lawyers for Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell and a local beachgoer he sued for allegedly trespassing on his $3.8 million Florida panhandle beachfront property were in court Thursday.
Trump hands 760 acres of California public land to the navy for a new defense zone, deepening border militarization
The US’s southern border is poised to become more militarized following an announcement by Trump administrationofficials that armed forces would now oversee 760 acres of public land for a three-year period.
The US Department of Interior said in a statement that jurisdiction over this acreage – located in California’s San Diego and Imperial counties – would be transferred to the US navy “to establish a National Defense Area to support ongoing border security operations”.
A toxic Long Island bully tossed sulfuric acid in his girlfriend’s face, disfiguring her in an agonizing chemical attack that melted the clothes off her body, authorities said. Douglas Graves, 42, picked up a Clorox bleach bottle filled with the acid and chucked it at his girlfriend during an argument inside his Wyandanch home on...
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