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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched large-scale military drills in southern Iran on Tuesday, testing new weapons and combat tactics just hours before President Donald Trump was set to deliver his State of the Union address to Congress.

The Spokane City Council voted Monday to allocate $100,000 from the police department’s community outreach budget to support emergency aid for non-English speaking, low-income undocumented immigrants.

A tech enthusiast accidentally uncovered a major security flaw affecting thousands of internet-connected robot vacuums, gaining access to detailed floor plans, live camera feeds, and audio streams.

Sens. Mike Lee and Dick Durbin introduced bipartisan legislation Monday aimed at curbing warrantless government surveillance of Americans.

An explosive device detonated near Moscow’s Savyolovsky rail station just after midnight Tuesday.

NPR published a report on the day of President Trump’s State of the Union address alleging that the Justice Department withheld certain Jeffrey Epstein-related files.

Home price growth slowed dramatically in 2025, marking the weakest annual appreciation in more than 15 years.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz introduced an expansive gun control package Tuesday that includes a proposed tax on firearms and ammunition.

Transgender individuals commit more "mass public and active shooting attacks," a study from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) revealed.

Judge Tony Graf, the judge overseeing the case against Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk, ruled that county prosecutors can remain on the case.