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Amber Heard's insurance company paid out $1 million this month to settle Johnny Depp's Virginia defamation case against her, a source told Fox News Digital.

The young black bear was spotted swimming at a crowded beach in Destin, Florida, shocking sunbathers before running off across the sand.

A third family member was arrested in a Georgia child abuse case involving a 10-year-old boy who was found starving, malnourished and wandering the streets.

A slide at a park in Longmeadow, Massachusetts, was doused with acid. Two children suffered "burn-like injuries" due to the acid. No one has been charged.

A group of US lawmakers is urging President Biden to punish South Africa for supporting Vladimir Putin and Russia's invasion of Ukraine by relocating trade meetings to another country.

Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in their home last fall, is asking for more time to give notice of an alibi for his defense.

Authorities say Charles Robert Smith fatally shot three neighbors and wounded three others in Annapolis, Maryland, after a dispute over street parking.

Joshua Abate and Dodge Dale Hellonen pleaded guilty to U.S. Capitol charges. While many protestors were military veterans, the two men were among the few who were actively serving.

The four siblings who survived in the Amazon rainforest for 40 days remain hospitalized. Relatives are in the midst of a custody battle to decide who will care for the children.

A Medicaid crackdown in Arizona has led to the closure of a hundred unlicensed sober living homes. Hundreds of Native Americans who were seeking professional help were found homeless.

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey warned drug dealers they will be arrested if caught in his jurisdiction, after a mother-daughter duo was arrested on meth charges.

Vaccination rates for children in poor countries have begun to recover after being badly hit by COVID-19 disruptions. Last year 80% of kids got vaccinations for tetanus and pertussis.

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A new rail project announced by Gov. JB Pritzker will allow trains between Chicago and St. Louis to travel 20 mph faster. The project will also provide improvements at 212 crossings.

A trolley in Boston, Massachusetts, derailed with about 30 passengers onboard on June 12, 2023. The passengers safely exited the vehicle, and no injuries were reported.

A shooting that happened in Denver, Colorado, as Nuggets fans were celebrating their team's NBA championship victory has left 10 injured and two people are in custody, police said.

Affirmative care for children is a "child-led" approach that ignores children's immaturity, the head of Genspect said about pending California legislation.

Whether or not Portland and surrounding areas have a serial killer, the sheer number of missing-persons cases should be cause for concern, an expert says.

A Missouri man died Thursday after eating contaminated raw oysters from a food stand in St. Louis. Health officials are working to determine the oysters' source.

Attorneys for Michigan State University shooting survivors Nate Statly and Troy Forbush appear to be taking first steps in a move to sue the school over the incident.