Brianna Lace Workman will spend 10 years in psychiatric custody after being found guilty except for insanity in the shoving of a child onto train tracks.
Louisiana, having abstained from executions since 2010, faces a potential shift as a new conservative governor shows openness to resuming capital punishment.
USAID chied Samantha Power fended off staff at a public event on Tuesday who accused the U.S. of funding an Israeli "genocide" of Palestinians in Gaza.
The Tennessee and Virginia attorney generals have filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA, saying the association is unfairly enforcing rules to restrict athletes from earning.
Gary Cohen will give his fair share of harsh criticism of the team he announces for in the New York Mets, but once, a player had to confront him about it.
Sam Chapman, the father of a fentanyl victim who purchased the drug over Snapchat, spoke out after social media executives testified in a Wednesday hearing.
The Chicago City Council and Mayor Brandon Johnson approved a resolution on Wednesday calling for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza as crime runs rampant throughout the Windy City.
There's a new trend on TikTok where women who call themselves, 'married single moms' slam their husbands for what they are not doing to help out in their marriage.
"Gutfeld!" host Greg Gutfeld breaks down why DEI is "illogical" following another Harvard official facing accusations of plagiarism just after Harvard's former president Claudine Gay's resignation.
The White House launched a media blitz Wednesday, touting its response to the February 2023 derailment of a train hauling toxic chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio.
A transgender student, William Whitworth, who identified as Lilly, has been sentenced to six years in prison for plotting school shootings last year in Colorado.
Bullfighting, only recently returned to Mexico City, was temporarily halted by a court injunction, as supporters and opponents clashed in the legal arena.