A missing Arizona girl feared to have been trafficked for sex has been rescued from a sprawling homeless encampment in Olympia, Washington, after a coordinated operation involving multiple law-enforcement agencies.

Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced South Carolina attorney whose downfall has become a national obsession, is set to return to court Monday as the retrial process in the murders of his wife and son formally begins with a pretrial hearing.

Bill Maher insists that President Donald Trumps public tirades are nothing personal, describing the sharp rhetoric as simply his way of talking.

Against long odds in a deep-blue borough, Democratic voters in Manhattan managed to reject one of Americas most entitled political heirs.

Joe Bidens attempt to rally Democrats in Maryland on Saturday night was derailed when a protester loudly branded him Genocide Joe, exposing once again the growing fractures within his own base and raising fresh questions about his political stamina.

The death of conservative leader Charlie Kirk has left a deep imprint on Americans across the country, including Vice President JD Vance, who says the loss reshaped his own familys future.

The Department of Homeland Security is offering Temporary Protected Status holders roughly $2,100 and a free plane ticket to return to their home countries after the Supreme Court cleared President Donald Trumps administration to end TPS protections for Haitians and Syrians.

Socialist District of Columbia Councilwoman Janeese Lewis George has captured the Democratic mayoral nomination in Washington, D.C., positioning a self-described socialist to lead one of the nations most reliably Democratic cities.

Rep. Thomas Massies latest clash with the media has turned an already tawdry allegation into a broader debate over journalistic standards, political timing, and the weaponization of personal smears in Republican politics.

Country music star Carrie Underwood has once again stirred the cultural pot simply by expressing gratitude for her country and her home.