Bryan Hagerich, a father of two from Pennsylvania, has finally returned home after being detained for over 100 days in Turks and Caicos for unintentionally carrying stray ammunition in his luggage.

In the predominantly Democratic town of Wethersfield, Connecticut, a contentious decision by the town council has ignited a heated debate.

In an unprecedented move, the daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to make a public appearance together at a significant business conference this week.

In a surprising turn of events, controversial far-right commentator Alex Jones has conceded to the liquidation of his assets to settle the staggering $1.5 billion defamation lawsuit filed by the families of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims.

New York City's summer tourists are grappling with an unprecedented surge in accommodation costs as hotels across the city are being converted into housing for migrants.

Rhode Island's law enforcement authorities have come under fire for releasing an illegal immigrant who was charged with sexually assaulting a severely mentally handicapped individual, despite a detainer request filed against him by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

In a shocking incident that has left the Los Angeles community reeling, a 10-year-old fourth-grader was found to be in possession of a loaded handgun at Glassell Park Elementary school, according to American Military News.

At the ripe age of 98, World War II veteran George Hudson Place has finally been awarded his high school diploma, more than eight decades after he left school.

The Houthi rebels, notorious for wreaking havoc in Yemen and instigating a civil war, have recently unveiled a new missile that could potentially pose a significant threat to Israel and its allies.

In a strategic move to secure a broader voter base, President Biden's reelection campaign has appointed a national Republican engagement director.