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The Department of Homeland Security reduced the number of days refugees have to challenge their legal status revocation from 30 days to just 10.

Freddy Peralta fired six shutout innings as the Tampa Bay Rays evened the American League Championship Series against the Cleveland Guardians.

Zohran Mamdani backed NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch despite Democratic Socialists of America demanding her removal over the Bronx ICE shooting.

Dave Roberts is keeping Shohei Ohtani in the Dodgers' NLCS Game 3 lineup despite a .150 postseason average and zero extra-base hits against the Brewers.

Gayle Benson called out Kellen Moore and Mickey Loomis by name in a rare in-season rebuke of the New Orleans Saints' disappointing 1-4 start.

President Donald Trump signed clemency documents onstage in Alaska while also announcing that a major natural gas pipeline secured federal permits.

The Department of Energy authorized PJM Interconnection to tap backup power as unseasonably warm October temperatures strain the grid across 13 states.

A Florida inmate who strangled his cellmate in the hopes of receiving the death penalty rather than spend his remaining years in prison was executed on Tuesday.

Metallica Rose Harrison allegedly stabbed her husband and toddler at a Great Wolf Lodge in Pennsylvania before telling responders about her "happy family."

Brivael Le Pogam's viral post warned Americans against voting Democrat, saying France's decades of progressive spending led to crushing debt and decline.

A Miami-Dade County jury found Tyreek Hill liable on two counts of battery against Lakeeta Vaccaro, awarding her $500,000 in compensatory damages.

1789 Capital says its attorneys are in touch with ABC News and Disney after the network deleted and revised a report about Donald Trump Jr..

Adam Rubin claims Kelly Clarkson's viral dispute over a mechanical singing bird has led to threats and doxxing against his Brooklyn curiosity shop.

Ilhan Omar's staff reportedly requested a birth year change in official biographies, a discrepancy now under scrutiny amid the federal immigration investigation.

Micah Parsons claimed Jayden Daniels' overtime sack against the New York Giants probably cost Dan Quinn his Washington Commanders coaching job.

A personal injury attorney outlines potential liability as investigators examine the fatal roller coaster accident at Six Flags Over Georgia.

California's Truth in Disclosure Act is now law, but reparations advocates say corporate transparency is just the beginning of a larger fight.

Mike Tirico defends NBC Sports' Michael Jordan interview, saying people are still talking about it a year later despite criticism of the segments.

DeMarvion Overshown reveals details of the Dallas Cowboys' defensive players-only meeting after surrendering 241 rushing yards to Tampa Bay.

Walt Heyer says social media and peer pressure may explain why fewer teenagers now identify as gay or bisexual, casting doubt on CDC data trends.