Judge Stephen Locher has issued an injunction which prevents enforcement of large parts of an Iowa law designed to ban explicit material from school libraries; argues text of law is too broad.
Martha Stewart posed for a classic bathroom mirror selfie while wearing a silky nightgown and robe after traveling to Palm Beach, Florida, for New Year's Eve.
As President Biden’s goal to shift to electric vehicles moves closer, some energy experts say the administration needs to look at power infrastructure before pushing for more sales.
Micheal Clemons tried to quickly forget about his New York Jets getting blown out by the Cleveland Browns by trolling the Dawg Pound from the sidelines.
Sonora, a state in northern Mexico which borders Arizona, has a long history of drug-related violence and homicide; most recent incident saw 6 killed and 26 wounded.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson touted his new reparations budget as being part of the solution to the city's major violent crime rate that is 17% higher than last year.
Nikki Haley flubbed an answer about the Civil War and is struggling to break the bad news cycle, but voters suggest the gaffe hasn’t swayed their vote.
CNN anchor Kasie Hunt argued that the GOP strategy of bussing migrants to blue cities has been effective, after liberal mayors demanded President Biden help.
Nearly 10 years since Ray Rice was suspended for domestic violence against his fiancée, the Baltimore Ravens will honor him as their Legend of the Game.
The number of illegal immigrants who are not detained and are either removable or going through removal proceedings rose sharply under the Biden administration, a new report shows.
Protesters calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war, gathered at the World Trade Center site Thursday with some shouting "Allahu akbar," a phrase known to be recited by terrorists during attacks.
The Cincinnati Cyclones minor league hockey team was questioned about whether a social media post was a reference to the U.S. Capitol riot Jan. 6, 2021.
A Burundian rebel group known as RED-Tabara claimed the attack, arguing that they avoided targeting civilians, and boasted of killing nine soldiers and one police officer.