USA Today faced backlash for partnering with controversial surveillance firm Palantir. Now, execs blame unionized reporters for spewing misinformation.
A law in Ohio increases penalties for drivers and passengers who don’t identify themselves to police if suspected of a traffic violation.
With Isaias strengthening into a hurricane overnight, it nearly tied a 121-year-old record for the area’s latest-forming hurricane.
As the midterms near, MAGA hats are becoming rarer and Trump stores are shuttering, signs that the movement’s consumer brand may be cooling.
At least a dozen protesters interrupted Trump’s speech while he campaigned for Ken Paxton in Texas Wednesday.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth visited the carrier Wednesday to thank the crew for what he called a “historic” mission.
Plus, the USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after more than 300 days deployed. And SpaceX’s Crew-12 heads home after eight months aboard the ISS.
New details are emerging about Pike’s condition, with her attorneys saying she woke up and is “angry and confused” about the circumstances.
U.S. authorities allege torture tactics included electric shock, asphyxiation, prolonged isolation and starvation.
In her request just days before her confirmation hearing, Guilfoyle said she needed the money in a way that didn’t leave a paper trail.
