Three individuals have been indicted on charges of operating brothels in Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., which allegedly catered to an elite clientele, including political and military figures.

In a shocking revelation, a former auto dealership executive and two accomplices were found guilty by a federal jury of a murder-for-hire plot that led to the tragic demise of two Nashville citizens.

In a recent incident in Ohio, law enforcement officials have made public the body camera footage of their Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team's response to a mass shooting at a local Walmart.

In a disturbing incident that has sparked outrage, a Brooklyn woman was arrested on hate crime charges following a viral video that showed her hurling hot coffee at a father, who was wearing a Palestinian scarf, in a playground with his toddler son.

In a move to safeguard their staff from potential attacks, Hospital Sisters Health System, a Catholic Church-run hospital network in Illinois and Wisconsin, has announced the removal of crucifixes from their facilities.

In a recent live interview on Sky News, journalist Kay Burley posed a question to Israeli Government Spokesman Eylon Levy that has sparked controversy and debate.

The upcoming year is set to witness a heated debate on the subject of school choice, as numerous states prepare to introduce legislation aimed at broadening educational alternatives.

Stuart Seldowitz, a former official in the Obama administration, has been arrested and charged with a hate crime following a series of alleged incidents involving a New York City food cart vendor.

According to reports, the highly anticipated Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade was disrupted by a group of pro-Palestinian protestors who attempted to halt the festivities.

A woman has lodged a legal action against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, alleging sexual assault and seeking a trial along with a minimum of $5 million in damages.