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The City of Evanston, Illinois will issue $25,000 in reparations payments to 44 residents, as part of its $10 million reparations program approved in 2021, which aims to provide housing assistance to Black residents who lived in the city between 1919 and 1969. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has also criticized Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas while defending the city's reparations task force.

The Tumbler Ridge Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed an active shooter incident at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia, with at least one suspect found dead, and they are working to determine if there was a second suspect involved and the total number of victims.

Jasmine Jones, a U.S. Olympian and Air Force member, spoke about the pride of representing her country on the world stage, while American-born Chinese Olympian Eileen Gu faced criticism for her comments about President Trump's recent criticism of U.S. Olympian Hunter Hess.

Multiple people were killed in a shooting at a home inside a gated community in Sarasota, Florida, and the incident appears to be isolated with no threat to the public.

A North Carolina sheriff who opposes cooperating with ICE could not answer a basic question about the branches of government during a House Oversight Committee hearing.

Former "The Bachelor" star Madison Prewett has opened up about her past struggles with pornography and masturbation, sharing how she overcame these issues through her faith and by confessing her "secret sexual sin" to others.

American figure skater Amber Glenn fired back at critics following her gold medal victory in the team event at the Winter Olympics, defending her use of her platform to advocate for marginalized communities.

Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff is facing criticism from Georgia Republicans, including his Senate opponents, for his lack of public comment on a crime allegedly committed by an illegal immigrant in the state.

All flights to and from the El Paso International Airport are being grounded for 10 days, the Federal Aviation Administration announced Tuesday.

HGTV star Christina Haack celebrates her champagne brand, Clé Cachée, while on vacation in St. Barth's and Hawaii with her boyfriend Christopher Larocca, showcasing her ability to balance her personal life and multiple TV projects.

A grand jury refused the Justice Department's attempt to indict a group of Democratic lawmakers who encouraged U.S. military members to ignore "illegal" orders in a video, with President Donald Trump accusing them of "sedition at the highest level."

A congressional candidate in North Carolina, Kate Barr, admits she is a progressive Democrat running as a Republican in the primary election, stating that it is the only way to challenge the incumbent Republican representative.

The Woods family is adding to its remarkable golf legacy as Tiger Woods' son, Charlie Woods, has committed to play college golf at Florida State University.

Rep. Shri Thanedar, a Democratic congressman from Michigan, exploded on U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott during a House hearing, calling federal immigration officers "thugs" and telling the commissioner he "better hope" for a presidential pardon.

The former girlfriend of Norwegian Olympic medalist Sturla Holm Laegreid spoke out after he lamented his transgressions during the Winter Olympics, stating that it is hard to forgive him despite his declaration of love in front of the world.

The owner of a Mexican restaurant in Arizona faced backlash for offering free meals to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, but he is responding with kindness and emphasizing that the policy has been in place for years.

Mexican drug cartel drones breached American airspace near El Paso International Airport, leading the FAA to temporarily close the airport, but the threat was neutralized and normal flights have resumed.

Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, and U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the arrest of Zubayr Al-Bakoush, a Benghazi terror suspect who will face charges in the U.S.

Ilia Malinin, nicknamed the "Quad God," delivered a dominant men's figure skating short program performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics, positioning himself as a contender for the gold medal.