US Justice Department Sues Minnesota Over School Sports Policies
The US DOJ is suing Minnesota, alleging that school sports policies allowing biological males to compete in girls
The US DOJ is suing Minnesota, alleging that school sports policies allowing biological males to compete in girls
Tiger Woods pleaded not guilty to DUI charges following a rollover crash in Florida and requested a jury trial, as police suspect the use of prescription painkillers.
A federal court in Los Angeles has consolidated two lawsuits alleging California
President Trump is seriously considering withdrawing the U.S. from NATO, criticizing the alliance as a
President Trump says he will only consider a ceasefire if Iran fully reopens the Strait of Hormuz. The US will continue military operations until the vital shipping lane is clear.
Through the Artemis program, the U.S. aims to transform the Moon into a fuel station and resource extraction hub for deep space missions, starting with the Artemis II flight.
Raymond Elders, 65, was arrested in New York after being filmed throwing an explosive at a neighbor
A former Florida teacher was arrested for allegedly abusing a 13-year-old student after using a romantic relationship with the mother to gain access to the victim.
Washington DC police arrested Rico Rashaad Barnes for a brutal robbery-murder at Logan Circle. A second suspect is currently in custody awaiting prosecution for the case.
Atlanta TSA agents can keep $250,000 in Tyler Perry gift cards after legal hurdles were cleared, providing much-needed relief during the unpaid government shutdown.
DHS confirmed that a man wearing an ICE uniform who was assaulted in Honolulu is not an agent. A 15-year-old has been charged in connection with the attack.
Leaked sensitive images of Bryon Noem, husband of Kristi Noem, from a fetish community have sparked concerns over national security vulnerabilities and potential foreign blackmail.
A Porsche was ripped in two after hitting a tree at high speed in Georgia, yet the driver incredibly escaped with only minor injuries.
Three women were arrested at Miami airport after forcing their way onto a flight and resisting police following a baggage fee dispute, causing significant delays.
John Hannon of New Mexico has been indicted for child abuse resulting in the death of his 11-month-old son. Autopsy findings suggest the infant was buried while still alive.
President Trump declared the Iran war will end soon and the Strait of Hormuz will automatically reopen upon U.S. withdrawal, following the removal of Tehran
A 65-year-old woman has died after falling 60 feet from a cliff at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Authorities are investigating and warning hikers about the steep terrain.
The US Supreme Court rejected Colorado's ban on
Nadia Horn, a 22-year-old Wisconsin teacher, is charged with inappropriate relationships and providing alcohol to two 16-year-old students. She faces up to 40 years in prison.
A shooting at a party of over 200 people inside a converted Boeing 727 airplane home in Oregon left two teenagers injured. Police have detained two juvenile suspects for investigation.
Tiger Woods was arrested following a rollover crash in Florida for driving under the influence of opioids. He faces charges of property damage and refusing to submit to required testing.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visited frontline US troops in Iran, praising their wartime operational tempo and high morale during a secret half-day mission.
A 15-year-old student died at the scene after shooting and wounding a teacher at a high school near San Antonio. Authorities are currently investigating the motive.
US lawmakers demand an investigation into hundreds of millions in cash leaving Minneapolis airport, suspected to be linked to large-scale financial fraud in Minnesota.
Vice President JD Vance leads the 2028 CPAC poll with 53% of the vote, ahead of Secretary of State Marco Rubio
CPAC survey shows President Trump has 96% support from conservatives, with majorities favoring military action in Iran and JD Vance for 2028.
Former NJ Assemblyman Albert Coutinho passed away following a heart attack after a car crash in Newark on March 29, 2026. He was an influential community figure with a storied career.
Multiple dogs in Colorado were poisoned with sausages laced with methamphetamine and MDMA. Police are investigating the targeted attacks as owners live in constant fear.
A former FBI agent recalls the chilling confession of Karla Faye Tucker, whose 1998 execution continues to spark debates over the death penalty and rehabilitation.
New York officials have launched an investigation after two inmates died at Rikers Island in less than a week, putting immense pressure on the city