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Surveillance video shows a mob of dozens of teenagers storming a Sacramento gas station convenience store, throwing snacks and causing widespread damage as a lone employee tries to manage the chaos.

The article discusses a new variant of COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 BA.3.2, that is spreading across the U.S. and has been detected in at least 23 countries, with mutations that may help it partially evade existing immunity from vaccines or prior infection.

The Paris prosecutor's office raided Elon Musk's X office in an investigation related to content recommended by X's algorithm and its AI chatbot Grok. Elon Musk announced a delay in implementing a change to X's monetization policy that would have disincentivized foreign interference in U.S. elections.

The Eighth Circuit Court overturned a lower court's ruling, determining that illegal immigrants captured by ICE do not have to face bond hearings, which is a victory for President Trump's mass deportation agenda.

Whoopi Goldberg was rebuked by her co-hosts on "The View" after she stated that she had to present her driver's license to vote, with her co-hosts saying that was not the case in New York.

The White House warned that the U.S. will continue attacks on Iran if it refuses to reach a peace agreement, claiming the U.S. has severely weakened Iran's military capabilities through its ongoing military operation.

Authorities cleared "Reacher" star Alan Ritchson after a chaotic front yard brawl in Tennessee, concluding that Ritchson acted in self-defense and declining to pursue any criminal charges.

A criminal investigation is underway in the death of an American worker, Cody Castillo, who was allegedly shot and killed by an off-duty senior officer of the Royal Bahamas Police Force in Nassau following a dispute outside a bar.

A Christian college student in Kentucky claims she was fired from her job as a barista after sharing her religious beliefs when a co-worker asked her about her views on marriage and sexuality.

Miami Beach has implemented a successful strategy to curb chaotic spring break behavior, including increased police presence, license plate readers, and parking restrictions, resulting in a 24% drop in spring break-related arrests compared to the previous year.

Florida's chief law enforcement officer warned NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that the league's "Rooney Rule" mandating interviews for minority and diverse candidates is illegal in the state, and threatened civil rights enforcement actions if the rule is not abolished.

West Haven residents are troubled by a mysterious hum that is affecting their sleep and mental health, with some believing the noise is coming from a nightclub in Harlem, New York, while others suggest it may be from party boats on the Hudson River.

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 U.S. Army has raised its maximum recruitment age from 35 to 42 and relaxed rules for recruits with certain drug convictions, as the military seeks to boost recruitment amid the war with Iran.

Howie Mandel rejected a compliment from Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos about his appearance at age 70, comparing it to being called "smart for a stupid person," and then revealed his unconventional fitness routine involving swimming cables and paddles.

Former National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien dismisses Iran's reported demands and criticizes former CIA Director John Brennan for siding with Iran over President Donald Trump. A new Fox News national survey finds that voters are split on the role the United States should play in the world, and attitudes on the military action in Iran reflect sharp partisanship.

The mother of three former Yale swimmers spoke out about the university's treatment of her children, alleging that the athletic department "terrorized" the women's team and forced her son to compete with a transgender swimmer, creating an environment she compared to "North Korea."

Early-life stress can disrupt the communication between the brain and gut, leading to lifelong stomach issues like irritable bowel syndrome, chronic stomach pain, or motility problems, according to new research focusing on the link between childhood experiences and gut health.