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Israel intercepted a "selfie yacht" carrying Greta Thunberg and other activists who were attempting to reach Gaza, and Israel has denied Thunberg's claims of harsh treatment during her detainment.

The nation's largest police union condemned reports that Chicago officers were told not to help ICE agents surrounded by protesters, calling it a violation of law enforcement's duty to protect fellow officers in danger.

A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's plan to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, ruling the action unconstitutional and in violation of federal statute.

President Donald Trump addressed the United States Navy at the 250th anniversary celebration and urged Hamas to move quickly on a U.S.-brokered peace proposal aimed at ending the Gaza conflict.

A grieving father's emotional congressional testimony about the murder of his daughter, Logan, has put a spotlight on the issue of dangerous repeat offenders being repeatedly freed by the justice system, leading him to call for a federal "Logan's Law" to address the problem.

Denise Austin warns that weight loss drugs like Ozempic could have both positive and negative effects in the fitness industry, while Amy Schumer shares her own experiences with the medication, including its side effects and her decision to stop using it.

A growing number of lawmakers from both parties have requested that their paychecks be withheld during the ongoing government shutdown, though they cannot forgo their salaries entirely due to legal requirements.

Millions of seniors may have to wait longer for 2026 Social Security COLA announcement as the government shutdown could delay Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation report.

The New York Giants will start rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart this Sunday, benching Russell Wilson, and Dart's mother Kara Dart has become a focus of attention on social media for her support of her son.

Nicole Kidman made her first public appearance after filing for divorce from Keith Urban, and Urban was seen without his wedding ring while on tour.

Tyler Robinson, the suspected assassin of Charlie Kirk, was spotted on security camera footage entering and exiting the campus of Utah Valley University around the time of the shooting, and investigators have traced his movements and found evidence linking him to the crime.

South Carolina authorities are investigating a possible arson attack that burned down a million-dollar waterfront mansion belonging to a state judge and her husband, a former state legislator.

Jason McIntyre places the Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Commanders in the 'For Now' tier, while the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers are in the "for sure" tier of his Super Bowl Contenders Tiers.

A sudden blizzard on Mount Everest's Tibetan slopes trapped nearly 1,000 hikers in remote camps, with hundreds rescued and more expected to reach safety as rescue efforts continue.

FBI Director Kash Patel promised justice after two suspects, Marimar Martinez and Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz, allegedly rammed a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agent's vehicle in Chicago, with Martinez being described as a domestic terrorist who was armed with a semi-automatic weapon.

The article discusses the ongoing government shutdown, noting that it is different from previous shutdowns as the focus is on Congress rather than the White House, and that President Trump is allowing Democrats to bear the consequences of the shutdown.

Colin Cowherd unveils his Week 5 Blazin' 5, including the Indianapolis Colts (-7) defeating the Raiders and the New York Jets (+3) and Denver Broncos (+3.5) pulling off Week 5 upset wins. Tony Romo criticized the officiating during the Denver Broncos' win over the Philadelphia Eagles, highlighting two controversial calls that went in the Broncos' favor.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller lambasted Democratic Rep. Daniel Goldman for blaming a fire at a South Carolina judge's property on the political right, calling the Democratic Party a "domestic, extremist organization" that "openly aids" violence.

An armed woman was shot amid Chicago anti-ICE protests, and the Chicago Police Department disputed claims that officers failed to respond to the incident, though two ranking police sources said the department's statement was false.

Washington, D.C. police officers are alleging that their superiors misclassified crimes to make the city's crime statistics appear less serious than the reality.