Following the Senate's rejection of a bipartisan border bill, ICE is now planning to release thousands of immigrants and significantly cut its detention capacity due to a looming $700 million budget shortfall.
A shooting near the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl rally led to one death and injuries to at least 21 people, including children, with police detaining three and investigating the incident's motive.
Biden criticized Robert Hur for allegedly questioning him about his son’s death, a question Hur reportedly never asked; the issue arose during discussions about handling of classified documents.
The "disturbing" intelligence unsettling Congress concerns Russia's efforts to develop and possibly deploy an antisatellite nuclear weapon in space, posing a significant national security threat.
The U.S. is investigating Israeli airstrikes in Gaza that resulted in civilian casualties and the potential use of white phosphorus in Lebanon, potentially impacting conditions on U.S. weapon deliveries to Israel.
Special counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court to fast-track Trump's trial over the 2020 election, urging rejection of Trump's delay appeal and proposing a trial by May or oral arguments in March.
Jack Smith's expedited effort to prosecute Trump for January 6, citing public interest, conflicts with DOJ rules and poses complex questions for the Supreme Court regarding presidential immunity.
Amid renewed concerns about Biden's age and vigor, Democrats are largely united behind him, with no prominent figures challenging his bid for a second term, despite speculation on potential successors.
William "Bill" Post, the Grand Rapids man widely credited as a key inventor of Pop-Tarts and a significant figure in both the Keebler Company and Kellogg's brand, has passed away at 96.
President Biden's interview with Robert Hur is disputed, with Hur portraying Biden as forgetful and Biden asserting he provided detailed recollections. Releasing the transcript could clarify.
In a recent interview with Carlson, Putin, finding the questions unsharp, expressed a preference for Biden over Trump for the US 2024 election, citing Biden's experience and predictability.
Americans have reduced social interactions due to various factors, leading to increased loneliness, anxiety, and dissatisfaction, particularly among young people, despite more digital communication.
Singles are ditching dating apps for traditional methods like speed dating and mixers, seeking authentic connections. Event attendance has increased, a shift towards in-person interactions.
Three DC officers were shot while serving an animal cruelty warrant; the suspect, after a 13-hour barricade and intermittent shooting, surrendered, with up to 30 dogs rescued from the scene.
People are forming romantic connections with AI chatbots for emotional support, despite concerns over data privacy, human relationship impacts, and long-term effects of digital interactions.
The CDC may revise COVID-19 isolation guidelines, potentially ending the five-day requirement for positives, focusing on symptom improvement, reflecting shifts in public behavior and scientific insights.
George Soros' investment firm is set to become the largest shareholder of Audacy, the bankrupt owner of WEEI and other Boston radio stations, by holding over $414 million of the company's debt.
Larry Kane reflects on his experiences with The Beatles from their U.S. arrival 60 years ago, tours, interviews, and cultural impact, sharing anecdotes and insights from his time with the band.
Nearly one in five Americans believe in a conspiracy theory that links Taylor Swift to influencing the 2024 election, while two-thirds express strong support for her voter turnout encouragement efforts.
Disneyland performers, including those portraying Mickey Mouse and Cinderella, are seeking to unionize for better safety conditions and scheduling policies, with about 1,700 employees involved.
Rep. Barbara Lee advocated for a $50 federal minimum wage due to California's high living costs, amidst a Senate debate on raising wages to reflect state needs and facing criticism from Sen. Ted Cruz.
House Ethics investigators found texts suggesting Rep. Matt Gaetz invited a woman, previously paid for sex by his friend Joel Greenberg, to a Florida Keys trip in May 2017, sources tell ABC News.
