A self-proclaimed member of Antifa, who allegedly stabbed a black conservative journalist during the 2020 Portland riots, has been sentenced to probation for the attack.

Mexico has lodged a formal complaint with the U.S. government, asserting that Texas' deployment of floating barriers along the Rio Grande may violate treaties on boundaries and water, according to Foreign Relations Secretary Alicia Brcena.

Lia Thomas, the transgender swimmer whose participation in women's sports has sparked a debate on the fairness of allowing biological males to compete against females, has revealed her support for the controversial "Trantifa" movement.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is currently in pursuit of a bank robber in Houston, Texas, who has been given the moniker of the "Sticky Note Bandit."

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A Philadelphia woman took matters into her own hands when she opened fire on four suspected burglars she found in her apartment over the weekend.

Expansion of NATO into Asia is only a matter of time, according to Senators Dan Sullivan, a Republican from Alaska, and Tammy Duckworth, a Democrat from Illinois.

The Pentagon has confirmed that a common typo within the U.S. military has resulted in the misdirection of millions of emails and messages containing sensitive information to Mali, a country in Africa.

An abundance of evidence that could potentially crack the Gilgo Beach murder case has been hiding in plain sight.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has responded to Ukraine receiving a shipment of cluster munitions from the United States by stating that Russia's military has a "sufficient stockpile" of these weapons.