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Christian author Philip Yancey admits to extramarital affair. The influential writer of 'What's So Amazing About Grace?' is seeking forgiveness from his family and the faith community.
The Trump administration has intensified its investigation into Minnesota's election systems, focusing on voter fraud allegations. This scrutiny could establish a model for similar actions against other Democratic-leaning states, sparking political and legal debate.
Federal investigators expand review of Minnesota's governance across voting, healthcare, and education, positioning the state as model for examining Democratic jurisdictions nationwide.
Trump administration officials threaten to expand a federal fraud crackdown from Minnesota to other Democratic-run states, citing election security concerns.
Federal agent shot woman during immigration operation in Minneapolis. Incident sparks protests, investigation launched. Woman hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
A coalition of California tech executives is allegedly organizing to undermine Rep. Ro Khanna due to his support for a wealth tax, marking a significant escalation in the political battle over economic equity in Silicon Valley.
South Florida is at the height of its political power as Nicolás Maduro's capture reshapes US-Venezuela relations. The region's growing Venezuelan community is driving electoral shifts and diplomatic strategy, turning Miami into a hub for opposition and influence.
A federal agent shot a woman during an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis. The incident is under investigation as community leaders express concern about the shooting and its implications for immigrant communities.
The potential ouster of Venezuela's Maduro creates a complex challenge for Congressional Republicans as they navigate Trump's aggressive stance against the regime while managing political risks and party divisions.
Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA is expanding into high schools, but the aggressive push has sparked internal dissent and external controversy over political recruitment of minors.
A federal appeals court refused to revive a plea deal for 9/11 suspects, leaving the capital case in the military commission system and raising fresh questions about Guantanamo trials.
A year after the 2025 wildfires devastated Los Angeles, the city is rebuilding. From new fire-resistant codes to community healing, discover the recovery efforts in Palisades and Altadena.