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House Speaker Mike Johnson announced that Congress will investigate the attacks on Tesla dealerships amid reports of vandalism.

The Arizona Supreme Court has announced the introduction of two new spokespeople—but with a digital twist.

A federal judge has temporarily halted Louisiana’s planned execution of death row inmate Jessie Hoffman, ruling that the state’s use of nitrogen hypoxia poses a substantial risk of extreme psychological suffering.

Two months after the Palisades Fire destroyed their home, a family has been reunited with their beloved pet cat.

Authorities in Oregon have confirmed the tragic discovery of a missing toddler's remains after an extensive search that lasted more than a week.

Illinois is experiencing an unprecedented surge in demand for Real ID, leading officials to open the nation’s first Real ID Supercenter in downtown Chicago.

A Los Angeles resident has been diagnosed with measles, officials said. The individual, who remains unidentified, is the county's first resident to be diagnosed with measles in 2025.

Thousands of acres in the Amazon rainforest have been destroyed to develop a road for a climate summit.

Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "dictator" and accused him of imprisoning his political opponents in a video statement.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) paused funding to the University of Maine System (UMS) in response to the network's refusal to keep biological men out of women's sports in compliance with President Trump's executive order.