In a historic move, New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed Lillian Bonsignore as the new commissioner of the FDNY, marking the first time the department will be led by someone who is openly gay.

A notorious raccoon, known for its mischievous antics, has been unmasked as the culprit behind a series of thefts at a Virginia liquor store.

Vice President Kamala Harris recently made an appearance on the 'Rich Little Broke Girls' podcast, where she offered dating advice to young women, punctuated by her signature laugh.

In a festive nod to the tireless efforts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller took to social media to highlight their work, including a deportation operation carried out on Christmas Eve.

In a significant development, authorities in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, have apprehended a man following a counterterrorism probe that revealed his alleged attempts to acquire or create weapons of mass destruction.

South Carolina Republicans are celebrating a series of electoral victories, having secured three state legislative seats in an off-year election just days before a major holiday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed a willingness to withdraw troops from the eastern industrial region of Donbas, contingent upon a reciprocal pullback by Russian forces and the establishment of a demilitarized, free economic zone under international supervision.

The tragic murder of Charlie Kirk in September has ignited a profound spiritual revival among many Americans.

Self-driving Waymo taxis, which have previously made headlines for unfortunate incidents, are now in the spotlight for a heartwarming reason: the birth of a baby inside one of these autonomous vehicles.

A New York judge, appointed by President Biden, has dismissed the Trump administration's legal challenge against the Green Light law, which permits individuals without legal proof of eligibility to obtain driver's licenses.