Feds: Teen Threatened To Kill Trump, Cited Poor Aim Beyond 200 Yards
An 18-year-old Massachusetts man faces a federal charge after investigators say he threatened President Trump online and possessed firearms and tactical gear.
France Accuses Iran-Linked Hackers Of Heating Grocery Freezers To 122 Degrees
French authorities accuse an Iran-aligned cybercrime group of hijacking refrigeration systems at 700 grocery stores, causing food spoilage, fires, and millions in losses.
Zelensky Says Four Missiles Hit Kyiv Bridge Before U.S.-Mediated Peace Talks
Russian strikes damaged Kyiv’s Northern Bridge and energy infrastructure before U.S.-mediated peace talks, with casualties and destruction reported across Ukraine.
Corgi Humiliates Security During Panthers-Broncos Halftime Race
A rebellious corgi turned a Panthers-Broncos halftime race into an unforgettable security chase.
Georgia Teen Found Dead in Abandoned Apartment, Four Face Murder Charges
Authorities say three teens and a 22-year-old man were arrested and charged with murder in the death of Austin Payne, a 15-year-old from Albany, Georgia.
DHS Blasts NYC for Freeing Illegal Alien Accused of Assaulting Officer
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin blames New York City sanctuary policies after ICE arrested Alpha Bah, who faces aggravated assault charges involving an NYPD officer.
NFL Superstar Confronts Teammates After Opponent Body-Slams Him
After a Steelers lineman slammed Jared Verse during an extra-point try, the Browns defensive end questioned his teammates’ silence and admitted he should have warned them.
Trump’s Independence Arch Halted by Obama-Appointed Judge After Approval
A federal judge has paused construction of Trump's proposed Independence Arch after a narrow planning commission vote and fresh legal challenges.
Russell Brand Convicted of Rape, Judge Signals Significant Prison Term
A London jury convicted Russell Brand on one rape count and three sexual assault counts, while the judge signaled a significant prison sentence.
Newsom Spares Every California Death Row Inmate in Sweeping Move
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that 548 death sentences would be commuted to life without parole, while the California Supreme Court may still need to approve about 60 percent of the cases.