Workers in the transportation industry, including bus drivers, taxi drivers, and truckers, have come under increasing threat from gangs over protection payments.
Kentucky lawmakers have proposed a measure that will assist local communities in putting together funds to qualify for federal assistance for projects.
The Pentagon said the assessment of damage done during Friday's attacks in Syria and Iraq continues, adding it is "likely" Iranian-proxies were killed in the strikes.
A Tennessee dog is turning heads after the pet owner notices she has spots that resemble a self-portrait of the dog. Spot the unique coloring on Lucy's ear!
Canadian police held a press conference Monday addressing what led to sexual assault charges against five former members of Hockey Canada's 2018 world juniors team.
Organized thieves targeted specific phone brands, hacked into banking apps and drained accounts before selling devices in Colombia, according to the NYPD.
Jen Psaki seemed surprised by her legal analyst's revelation that he is at the "freakout" stage over the recent delay of Donald Trump's trial related to the Jan. 6 case.
The Border Patrol Union says it supports the controversial bipartisan Senate border deal released Sunday ahead of an expected vote in the upper chamber later this week.
Police in northern Greece arrested a dozen people Monday as they occupied a law school, delaying scheduled exams in protest of a bill to allow private universities in the Balkan nation.
Californians complained about their latest electric bill after utility company PG&E raised prices last month. Residents can expect to pay an extra $400 a year.
Former President Donald Trump blasted the newly unveiled Senate immigration bill on Monday morning calling it "horrendous" and saying it "absolves" Democrats.
The competition for the Republican nomination takes Donald Trump and Nikki Haley to Nevada, where there are two contests: a state-run primary and a Republican Party-run caucus.
Interim Harvard University President Alan M. Garber pledged to tackle self-censorship and "pernicious" antisemitism on campus amid the Israel-Hamas war.
Legendary FDNY retiree Bob Beckwith, who stood with former President George W. Bush at Ground Zero just three days after the 2001 attacks, died at age 91.