President Biden faced criticism on social media after it was revealed that he repeated the same story at a fundraiser, "nearly word for word," just minutes apart.

Anthony Sanchez, the man found guilty of the 1996 rape and murder of University of Oklahoma dance student Juli Busken, was executed on Thursday morning.

In a significant act of restitution, seven pieces of art, looted by the Nazis during World War II, were returned to the descendants of the original owner, Fritz Grnbaum, on Wednesday.

In the wake of escalating crime rates and deteriorating conditions in Seattle, the city council is poised to shift the responsibility and cost of their ineffective policies onto landlords with vacant properties.

In a historic move, President Biden has appointed Air Force General Charles Q. Brown as the new chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, succeeding General Mark Milley.

The family of a North Carolina man who tragically lost his life after his vehicle plunged into a creek, following directions from Google Maps, has filed a lawsuit against the tech behemoth.

In a surprising turn of events, Thien Ho, a Democrat and District Attorney for Sacramento County, California, has filed a lawsuit against the liberal-leaning city of Sacramento.

Justine Lindsay, the first transgender cheerleader in the National Football League (NFL), has embarked on his second season with the Carolina Panthers TopCats cheerleading squad.

A suspected killer, Kevin Mason, has managed to escape from a detention center in Indianapolis, Indiana, on September 13.

In his first interview since his recent acquittal in an impeachment trial, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sat down with Tucker Carlson and made some startling revelations.