The Trump administration has launched a major legal battle against California just weeks before the November midterm elections, accusing state officials of refusing to investigate more than 20,000 registered voters whom federal authorities suspect may not be U.S. citizens. The Justice Department filed its lawsuit Thursday, October 15, demanding that California verify the citizenship status... Continue Reading →
A Missouri family is mourning the heartbreaking loss of a 15-year-old boy who died eight days after suffering a freak accident involving a pair of scissors inside his high school classroom. Jeffery Chandler was seriously injured October 5 at University City High School, just outside St. Louis, in an incident that prompted an emergency response... Continue Reading →
Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff has made a surprising declaration about his political future, insisting he has no plans to run for president in 2028 as Republican challenger Mike Collins questions whether the Georgia senator is using his reelection campaign as a stepping stone to the White House. The explosive exchange unfolded Tuesday night, October 13,... Continue Reading →
A trip to Six Flags Over Georgia turned deadly Monday afternoon when a man reportedly fell from one of the park's tallest roller coasters, leaving one person dead, several others injured and terrified passengers stranded high above the ground. The tragedy unfolded October 12 on Goliath, a massive roller coaster that towers 200 feet above... Continue Reading →
A Florida sheriff’s deputy is being hailed as a hero after jumping into dark, shark-inhabited waters to rescue a 72-year-old grandfather who spent more than an hour clinging to a pipe after falling from his wheelchair. Dramatic bodycam footage captured Volusia County Sheriff’s Sgt. William Leven rushing to save Bill Von Herbulis at a marina... Continue Reading →
A routine trip to a Texas grocery store turned into a terrifying shootout after a customer was told he couldn't bring his dog inside, leaving two men critically injured and sending shoppers scrambling for safety. The violence erupted shortly after 8 p.m. Friday, October 9, at Great Wall Supermarket in Houston's bustling Chinatown neighborhood, near... Continue Reading →
President Donald Trump is setting his sights on an even bigger addition to the map of America, suggesting that either the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean could someday carry his name. During a campaign rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, on Saturday, October 10, Trump entertained the possibility of renaming one of the world's largest oceans the "Trump... Continue Reading →
Fears of a possible serial killer are spreading through a Michigan college town after five unhoused men died following violent or suspicious incidents along a popular river trail near Michigan State University. Lansing police are investigating whether the deaths along the Lansing River Trail over the past year could be connected, pointing to several troubling... Continue Reading →
Five people were spotted climbing out of a New York City manhole in the middle of the night before jumping into a waiting vehicle and disappearing, adding another bizarre chapter to a growing string of underground incidents across the city. Police said the group emerged from the sewer system on Manhattan’s Upper East Side shortly... Continue Reading →
Just months after Barack Obama’s massive presidential center opened its doors in Chicago, some of the people working there say they have had enough. Employees connected to the Obama Foundation and Obama Presidential Center are moving to form a union, alleging rising workloads, higher health-care costs, reduced paid time off and a freeze on raises... Continue Reading →
