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The island of Madeira, known for its stunning natural beauty, has introduced fees for non-residents accessing popular hiking trails to combat overcrowding and potential environmental damage.

The article reports on a new inspector general's report that accuses the former Biden administration of bypassing federal rules to award a $529 million sole-source contract to a nonprofit led by a former Biden official to deal with the unaccompanied minor crisis in 2021.

An ICE agent drew a gun after a Honduran illegal immigrant rammed a law enforcement vehicle during an arrest attempt in New Jersey, leading to an investigation by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office.

HGTV's "Rehab Addict" has been canceled after its star, Nicole Curtis, was caught on video using a racial slur while filming the series, and she has apologized for her actions.

Donald Trump has spent nearly two decades trying to expose the evil actions of Jeffrey Epstein, and his administration's federal investigation led to Epstein's arrest and death, even as some Democrats have tried to use the Epstein case to harm Trump politically.

Two U.S. Navy sailors were injured after a U.S. Navy destroyer and a supply ship collided in the Caribbean.

The Trump administration has demanded answers from 7-Eleven's COO after a Border Patrol commander and federal agents were allegedly denied service at a Minnesota gas station, raising concerns about access to fuel for federal fleets.

A federal judge in Louisiana released four illegal immigrants with convictions for violent and sex crimes from law enforcement custody, which the Department of Homeland Security called "inexcusably reckless" and a threat to American victims.

A man in Florida allegedly killed six people in two separate shooting incidents in Sarasota and Fort Lauderdale before taking his own life, and the suspect has been identified as Russell Kot, 51, who had a previous romantic relationship with one of the victims in Fort Lauderdale.

The article describes a tense exchange between Republican Senator Ron Johnson and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison at a congressional hearing, with Johnson accusing Ellison of encouraging unrest and Ellison denying the accusations.

The FBI conducted an extensive search in the Catalina Foothills area near Nancy Guthrie's home in Tucson, Arizona, and found a set of black gloves about a mile and a half southeast of her home, which could be a significant development in the investigation into her disappearance.

The EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin plans to eliminate the 2009 Obama-era EPA Endangerment Finding, which set most federal greenhouse gas emissions standards for vehicles, saving Americans billions in the process.

Two South Korean skiers were disqualified from the Winter Olympics after a banned wax was found on their skis, according to officials.

BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston has been charged with first-degree felony rape stemming from an alleged incident in 2025, just days after he announced his engagement.

The Trump administration will conclude Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, with a reduced presence of personnel remaining to ensure the continued decline of agitator activity in the state.

The article discusses a report from the Alliance for Consumers (AFC) that argues progressive activists and aligned trial lawyers are increasingly using lawsuits to achieve policy changes that they have been unable to obtain through legislation, particularly regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and climate change.

The article discusses the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, focusing on a narrow timeframe before she vanished from her home, and the efforts by authorities to gather surveillance footage from neighbors during that period.

At least nine people were killed in a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Vancouver, British Columbia, with the suspect identified as an 18-year-old transgender woman who also killed two family members before the school attack.

A U.S. federal judge has ordered the return of 137 Venezuelan men to the United States after the Trump administration deported them to El Salvador, stating they did not receive due process in some cases.