A man is fighting for his life after he sustained critical burn injuries Tuesday morning following an electrical box explosion at a Home Depot in Phoenix, Arizona.
A customer at a Houston-area nail salon says the owner locked her and her 4-year-old son inside the business for 30 minutes after she disputed the bill.
George Washington University suspended its Students for Justice in Palestine after a Oct. 24 protest, when the student group projected pro-Palestinian phrases onto a building.
Thousands of demonstrators gathered on the National Mall in Washington D.C and stood in solidarity with Israel and called for the release of the hostages.
Eight teenagers are facing murder charges in connection with the deadly beating of a student near a Las Vegas high school earlier this month, according to officials.
Pennsylvania Democrats in the state House of Representatives have passed a bill to provide a $1.8 billion boost to the pensions of state government and public school retirees.
A Michigan man awaiting trial for the kidnapping and murder of 16-year-old Mujey Dumbuya has died from medical complications related to cancer treatment.
A teachers strike in northern Massachusetts has ended after educators and the school district committee concluded negotiations and solidified an agreement.
The Cornell University Graduate Students United union recently voted to join with the United Electrical Workers union, a union well-known for their anti-Israel stance.
A Georgia county is appealing a federal court ruling that it unlawfully discriminated against a sheriff's deputy by denying coverage for her gender-affirmation surgery.
Catholic leaders convened at the annual fall meeting of U.S. bishops in Baltimore, emphasizing a call for global peace while addressing internal divisions within the church.
A bird flu outbreak in the U.S. has resulted in the culling of 4.6 million birds in 2023, which is significantly less than the previous year's 58 million.
Two Tennessee jail deputies were charged and relieved of duty without pay after attacking a handcuffed Memphis inmate who sustained non life-threatening injuries.
Two of four crewmembers aboard a Coast Guard helicopter that crashed on southeastern Alaska's Read Island have reportedly been hospitalized in serious condition.