Federal authorities in Arizona have uncovered a large-scale fentanyl trafficking operation in which drug dealers disguised hundreds of thousands of pills inside roof shingle packaging.
President Donald Trump has authorized a series of airstrikes targeting Houthi-controlled regions in Yemen, aiming to counter the Iran-backed group's assaults on international shipping routes.
Russia has stipulated that any prospective peace agreement with Ukraine must include "ironclad" guarantees ensuring Ukraine's neutrality and permanent exclusion from NATO membership.
In Brooklyn, New York, a Jewish Tesla Cybertruck owner, Avi Ben Hamo, confronted Michael Lewis, a fellow Jew and anti-Elon Musk activist, after witnessing Lewis draw a swastika on his vehicle.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's decision to support a Republican-led funding bill to prevent a government shutdown has sparked significant backlash within the Democratic Party.
West Springfield High School in Fairfax County, Virginia, has come under scrutiny for a Women's History Month display titled "The ABCs to ME," featuring terms such as "A is for Abortion," "T is for Trans Women," and "Q is for Queer."
As Tax Day approaches, fiscally conservative leaders in multiple states are intensifying efforts to eliminate property taxes, with one Pennsylvania lawmaker arguing that homeowners should not have to "pay rent" to the government.
Two individuals, Jaqueline Randall and Timothy Creech, were arrested in Camarillo, California after authorities uncovered a significant weapons cache in a storage unit.
