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Federal authorities have identified the two individuals shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Portland, Oregon. The incident is under investigation amid calls for transparency and policy review.
As the Eaton Fire approached, luthier Mario Miralles faced an impossible choice: flee for his life or try to save the rare woods that held the music of future violins and cellos. This is the story of the personal cost of disaster.
Workers in several states are receiving a minimum wage increase as part of annual adjustments tied to inflation and new legislation. This pay boost aims to help them manage soaring costs of living, though many still fall short of a true living wage.
Federal immigration agents have fired at vehicles at least 10 times, injuring bystanders and sparking a debate over the use of deadly force in administrative operations.
The legal battle over whether Roundup weedkiller causes cancer may be headed to the Supreme Court. A recent appeals court decision upholding a verdict against Bayer sets the stage for a major ruling on corporate liability and consumer safety.
Federal authorities are investigating a shooting incident in Portland, Oregon involving a U.S. Border Patrol agent. Local police and federal agencies are coordinating the investigation.
Satirical shows like 'The Tonight Show' and 'The Late Show' turned South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's oversized cowboy hat into a comedy goldmine, sparking viral memes and monologues about her striking fashion choice.
The Senate has passed a bipartisan resolution to install a plaque in the Capitol honoring officers who defended the building during the January 6, 2021, attack.
Five states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging the freeze on $10 billion in health funding. The suit argues the administration illegally withheld congressionally approved funds for mental health and substance abuse programs.
Amid rising protests, ICE has directed agents to take 'decisive action' for self-defense. The internal memo highlights growing tensions between immigration officials and activists.
Donald Trump expressed strong confidence that Russia would not re-invade Ukraine under his leadership, citing his relationship with Putin as a deterrent.
Families of four University of Idaho students killed in 2022 have filed a lawsuit against the school, claiming security negligence enabled the murders by a criminology student.