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Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has filed for divorce from her husband, Bryon Noem, in South Dakota, citing irreconcilable differences.
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Authorities estimate that the Gaboon viper spotted in Orange County is between 4 and 5 feet long, though full-grown vipers of the same species can reach exceeding 7 feet in length.
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The incident happened at a Food 4 Less on Garvey Avenue in El Monte around 7:30 a.m.
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Blakeman’s long-awaited proposal would effectively wipe out income taxes for households in 45 of New York’s 62 counties, he said.
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A Texas high school football coach was arrested for allegedly having sex with a former student starting when she was his 16-year-old babysitter and continuing for seven years.
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A Raptor engine failure on SpaceX's 14th Starship test flight could delay NASA's goal of landing astronauts on the moon by 2028.
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Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asked “where is the evidence” that the Massachusetts mother of three strangled her kids – an apparent flip from the defense strategy at trial that she was psychotic at the time.
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A Texas high school teacher who admitted to having sex with two teenage boys received only a slap on the wrist.
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Hurricane unleashes hell on Pacific Coast as streets turn to rivers and violent winds battered homes
Hurricane Polo is expected to move northeast across the Gulf of California before making landfall in southern Sonora and weakening inland.
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A 10-year veteran of the Democratic Socialists of America is dramatically warning about the rise of the far-left group's influence in politics as its members racked up primary victories in the midterms.
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The alleged killer grandma blamed the slain New York Times tech exec for inspiring his son to wear his sister's dresses and tried to force him out of his home, court documents said.
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"It is deeply concerning that the nation's second largest Medicaid program ... is not complying with federal regulations."
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'The conduct of these men was disgusting, despicable, and clearly wrong morally, the allegations, if accepted as true, did not allege violations of the penal law."
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Mamdani is set to roll out his “plan” to fight antisemitism Tuesday morning — but still refuses to adopt a formal definition of anti-Jewish hate or acknowledge Israel as a Jewish state.
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The visit comes after Trump met with Zelensky in New York last week and urged the Ukrainian leader to enact an energy-infrastructure ceasefire.
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The messages were sent in a Snapchat group chat between the members of Phi Chi fraternity on the night the student, referred to only as Jane Doe, claimed she was plied with drugs and sexually assaulted by seven students in October 2024.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith squared off with Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee who accused him Tuesday of illegally targeting Trump and GOP lawmakers.
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Prosecutors seek a gag order for Lindsay Clancy's lawyer, Kevin Reddington, after his public comments about the lone holdout juror in her trial.
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The jumper “did not have enough lift with his wingsuit,” officials said.
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A man was killed at Brooklyn's Utica Avenue subway station after his backpack got caught in a train door, dragging him onto the tracks.
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An Ole Miss student found dead in his room bought kratom from a drug store which has since been raided – and store staffers warned undercover cops about the risks of taking the herbal supplement because “people were dying."
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Historically dominated by top East Coast prep academies, two California schools cracked the nation's top ten private high schools.
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DOJ charges 17 with stealing $1.3M in Social Security — including woman who kept dead mom in freezer
“The Social Security Administration’s benefits programs are meant to safeguard America’s elderly and most vulnerable — not to bankroll fraudsters,” said the DOJ’s fraud division lead, Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald.
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Diego Sarabia, one of the 'Cornell 7,' has lost his Wells Fargo job after the DA reopened an investigation into a 2024 fraternity gang rape.
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The convicted murderer who will be the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than two centuries said she feels a “kinship” with kid killer Lindsay Clancy — claiming she also suffered from mental illness after years of abuse.
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Two U.S.
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Critics who don't believe that Israel should exist as a Jewish state are antisemites, Sen.
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Lindsay Clancy is expected in court for the first time since her captivating triple murder trial ended with a hung jury for a pivotal hearing that's likely to reveal the next steps in the case.
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In two cases, missed aliases and incomplete documentation involved individuals who may have potentially been inadmissible to the US on “terrorism-related grounds.”
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Arizona cops probing Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance say they are investigating a “new, possible ransom note” – almost eight months on from her disappearance.
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Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, was released from Utah's death row after DNA evidence excluded him from a 1985 murder.
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The grieving parents of a teenage daughter killed by an illegal migrant put New York's sanctuary law on blast during a fiery congressional debate Monday night between Republican Rep.
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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani shared how he and President Trump bond over their love for the city and Sunnyside Yards.
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“I am not afraid to die,” Christa Pike wrote in a letter to NBC News.
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The shock announcement comes after she pushed through a last-minute rule change in an attempt to stay in power as the new, lefty socialist wing of the party fought to take the reins.
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The force of the wave sent the man crashing into the rocks, so his rescuer Benita Karo immediately began running toward the water, watching to see whether he would resurface.
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The trans New York Times executive allegedly murdered in a Bay Area parking lot in broad daylight by his 77-year-old in-laws previously threatened to kill his wife, according to court documents.
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A legendary spy plane has vanished from a California military base — it comes as NASA teases a mysterious new aircraft sparking speculation the two could be related.
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Michael Desronvil is returning to "normalcy" after rising to prominence for his role as the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, and plans on returning to his day job this week, TMZ reports.
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The measure is now one step closer to becoming law.
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It came after Piker called on the audience of the Ivy League institution’s “Students Not Bombs” campaign to "maintain revolutionary optimism, always."
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The teens in the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house had "visible injuries consistent with being physically assaulted," covered in food, condiments and other liquids, according to the incident report.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed in an interview this week that his government had prepared for the possibility of the US launching an invasion of Canada amid ongoing trade tensions.
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Andrew Kolvet, the spokesman for Turning Point USA, fired back at the lawyer representing Venezuelan man Wilber Rafael Garces Perez who was shot by an ICE agent in Austin, Texas.
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"Killing a disabled infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person.
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Jessica Anne Gorman recounted the March 2026 death of her 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago student during a gathering in Washington, DC.
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The City Council passed a drastically pared down benefits auto-enrollment bill Thursday after immigrant privacy and public charge fears helped sink the broader plan to automatically enroll eligible New Yorkers in city benefits.
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The package of legislative proposals will be debated in a rare council-wide hearing next month – where all 51 members will convene to discuss the potential risks the advancing technology poses to New Yorkers.
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A Pennsylvania doctor was stabbed to death as he slept by a near-naked intruder claiming to be God as his critically injured wife fled to save their children and find help.
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Chukwunonso Eze entered the US on a tourist visa in 2015 and received deferred action under both Biden and Trump before he allegedly killed a UMass Dartmouth football player.