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The State Department has updated its travel advisories, warning Americans of increased risks, including arbitrary arrests and attacks, in several Middle Eastern countries as well as other nations around the world.

Hundreds of teens swarmed downtown Chicago, sparking chaos and violence before police enforced a curfew, leading to arrests and intensifying the debate over how to prevent such incidents from recurring.

Susie Celek, the ex-wife of former Eagles player Brent Celek, is now in a relationship with another former Eagles player, Hollis Thomas.

A former middle school teacher in New Jersey was arrested for allegedly engaging in a sexual relationship with a student in 2021 while she was a teacher at Orchard Valley Middle School.

A North Carolina woman who vanished from her family more than two decades ago was tearfully reunited with her daughter outside a courthouse, where she appeared for a DWI charge from 2001.

Curt Cignetti led Indiana to its first national championship in his second season as head coach, known for his demanding coaching style that quickly addressed a transfer player's choice of footwear.

President Donald Trump praised San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie for "really trying" to improve the city after moderates took over leadership.

The government shutdown has caused disruptions at airports nationwide, with TSA workers missing their third paycheck. President Trump plans to sign an executive order to immediately pay TSA agents in order to address the emergency situation.

Heather Graham expressed mixed feelings about the use of intimacy coordinators on set, finding the process "awkward" and sometimes feeling that the coordinators overstepped their role.

The Senate advanced a deal to reopen most of the Department of Homeland Security, which largely gave Democrats what they wanted by not providing funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and parts of Customs and Border Protection, despite Republican efforts to secure reforms.

President Donald Trump's signature will be featured on U.S. paper currency to mark the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence, the Treasury Department said.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between a United Airlines passenger plane and a Black Hawk helicopter at John Wayne Airport in California, where the plane's pilots were alerted to the helicopter and took evasive action.

Connecticut has banned the sale and use of the substance tianeptine, which can produce euphoria in higher doses and be more potent than morphine and addictive opioids, with fourteen other states having already classified it as a Schedule I controlled substance.

Amazon has various winter-ready deals, including discounts on kitchen gadgets like the Instant Pot Pro and Ninja Air Fryer, as well as home essentials like humidifiers, heated blankets, and towel warmers.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has banned biological men from competing in women's sporting events starting with the 2028 Los Angeles Games.

The article discusses how several blue states, including California, New York, and Washington, are attempting to raise taxes on the wealthy, leading to a "billionaire exodus" to red states like Texas and Florida. The article also highlights the legal challenges facing Washington state's proposed millionaire's tax, which is seen as a strategy to eventually implement a broad-based income tax.

Gavin Newsom's office is under fire for using insults against a conservative commentator that critics have blasted as homophobic, with the governor's team mocking the backlash and defending their posts.

The accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann is expected to accept a plea deal in connection with more than a half dozen murders that spanned decades.

Pennsylvania is extending bar hours to 4 am for 40 days during the FIFA World Cup to support local businesses and accommodate the expected influx of visitors to Philadelphia, which will be hosting six matches.