The death toll from Hurricane Ian in the southeastern United States has climbed to 87 deaths as crews begin to clear debris and rebuild destroyed cities. The sheriff's department in...
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Update 10:16AM PST: The IAEA has confirmed that the head of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant has been released following his detention by Russian forces. In a tweet, IAEA chief...
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A US appeals court heard arguments from a flyer advocacy group calling on the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to set a minimum seat dimension requirement for passengers traveling on airplanes....
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Donald Trump has threatened to sue Fox News after the network aired a “false advertisement” about him from a political organization. The ad from the Lincoln Project alleged that Trump scammed Republican...
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The United States has imposed sanctions on Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and its minister after accusing them of being tied to a cyberattack against Albania and engaging in other cyber...
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President Biden has called for the United States to accept 125,000 refugees for the 2023 fiscal year. In a statement, the State Department said, "The limit would take effect in...
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North Korea has instituted a new law that vows to launch a nuclear attack if Kim Jong Un is incapacitated or killed in a strike. The laws text says, "In case the...
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A top US official says that a new deal to provide Poland with roughly 100 American-made Apache attack helicopters will increase NATO's combat power on its eastern flank with Russia and...
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The U.S. Navy says that releasing any additional UFO videos to the public would "harm national security." UAP/UFO images courtesy of the Black Vault UAP/UFO images courtesy of the Black...
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Police have arrested a local Las Vegas official for the murder of an investigative reporter who was actively investigating the official. Clark County public administrator of Clark Robert Telles was...
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