Stanley Aronoff, a prominent Republican figure in Ohio politics, has died at 91. Aronoff served nearly four decades in the Ohio Legislature, officials say.
Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, responding to a fatal school bus crash, has presented recommendations from a task force aimed at enhancing school bus safety.
Chris Young addressed the "false accusations" he faced after being arrested at a Nashville, Tennessee, bar. The charges brought against him were dismissed days later.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said he apologized to President Biden for not notifying him right away about his prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment and hospitalization.
Authorities are searching for potential survivors off Puerto Rico’s northwest coast after a crowded boat capsized, killing at least two people, officials say.
The head of UNRWA announced the organization will “likely" shut down by the end of February if funding remains suspended following terrorism allegations.
Lawmakers are trying to keep up with the evolving power of AI-generated content, like deepfakes. Taylor Swift is the latest person to fall victim to violent and pornographic deepfakes.
One of the largest cancer risk research projects ever done has tied a 20% increase in risk of certain types of cancer to being stationed at Came Lejeune from 1975 to 1985.
Austin, Texas, police are searching for a woman accused of drugging and robbing multiple men between January 2022 and December 2023. A reward is being offered for information.
A military veteran who intervened to help Connecticut's first Muslim state representative, Maryam Khan, during an assault, is seeking to have his assault charge erased.
U.S. Capitol police blocked off streets to the Capitol in Washington, D.C., as pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted traffic during a march in the city.
A South Korean judge has convicted 23-year-old Choi Won-jong of murder for a stabbing rampage that killed two people and injured 12 others in Seongnam last year.