Posts from May 2022 directed at Gov. Abbott and Sens. Cruz and Cornyn resurfaced as investigators described the Dallas shooting at an ICE facility.
Civil rights complaint alleges a male student identifying as female used the girls’ locker room at West Springfield High School, with school staff accused of delaying protections for female students.
Administration authorizes strikes on suspected drug vessels and bolsters naval presence, triggering questions over authority and potential regional repercussions.
Family of Casey Crafton files the initial federal case in Washington, D.C., targeting airlines and federal agencies after January midair collision near Reagan National Airport that killed 67 people.
Grand jury in Virginia reviewing the case; decision could come within days
New York Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat and vocal critic of Donald Trump, faced loud boos as she appeared on screen at Bethpage Black.
The podcast host says government should not dictate comedy and predicts Kimmel's suspension will be brief, as Trump-fueled tensions over late-night hosts persist
FBI says investigation is being treated as targeted violence; no officers injured as a gunman opened fire on a van carrying detainees outside a Dallas ICE facility
Remains identified as Travis Decker found in remote Washington wilderness after months-long manhunt; investigators cite mental-health history and military background