Lionel Messi is set to begin his first full season with Inter Miami, but Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber hopes media won't be entirely focused on just him this season.
Officials in Hawaii have requested approximately $1 billion from the Legislature to subsidize short-term recovery expenses for last summer's Maui wildfire.
Alabama is seeking to execute its second inmate on death row, Alan Eugene Miller, with nitrogen gas after the execution of Kenneth Smith on January 25.
The Labor Department has accused Fayette Janitorial Service LLC of illegally employing children to clean dangerous equipment at meat processing plants.
Maricopa County AG Rachel Mitchell says she will not extradite a suspect who is wanted in New York City for slaying a sex worker because she does not trust Bragg to prosecute him
Jennifer Dulos, an 88-year-old Connecticut mother-of-five, testified Wednesday at her daughter Jennifer Dulos' murder conspiracy trial asserting she would never abandon her children.
Netflix star Charles Esten took a trip down memory lane and shared with his social media followers that he won his wife's engagement ring on a game show over 30 years ago. Charles married his college sweetheart in 1991.
Mike Tyson, former heavyweight champion and cannabis entrepreneur, wrote a letter to Joe Biden and the White House urging the president to grant clemency to federal marijuana offenders.
Former President Donald Trump announced he’s supporting California Assemblyman Vince Fong in the crowded race to replace ousted ex-Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
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A dangerous drug is causing a spike of illnesses in New Jersey, health officials warn. In many cases, it’s sold on corner convenience store shelves. Addiction experts shared concerns.
Divisions in the Democrat Party's progressive wing are continuing to deepen in the wake of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, forcing some pro-Israel Democrats out of key factions.
The Chicago Sun-Times revealed that Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson abruptly left a meeting with the paper's editorial board after he refused to speak on the record.