Manhunt for Memphis Cop Shooter Danell Maxwell Expands Across Two States
Authorities in Tennessee and Arkansas are searching for Danell Maxwell, accused of shooting a Memphis police officer.
Politics
Ex-Offender Kills 2 Missouri Deputies Hours After Being Released on $50K Bond
Two Missouri deputies were killed by a man recently released on a $50,000 bond, sparking debates over judicial accountability.
DOJ Sues Oklahoma Over Voter Registration Data Restrictions
The DOJ sues Oklahoma over voter registration data restrictions, sparking debate over privacy and election integrity.
Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia to Visit Hanuman Temple After Court Discharge in Excise Policy Case
Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia to visit Hanuman Temple after court's discharge in excise policy case.
Champlin City Council Votes to Display 1957 Minnesota State Flag
Champlin City Council has approved flying the 1957 Minnesota flag over city property, opting against the newer 2024 design.
Murder case fuels McDonald-Savit feud, lawsuit in attorney general’s race
Karen McDonald files defamation lawsuit against PAC, accusing it of spreading false claims about her handling of a murder case during her bid for Michigan attorney general.
Mamdani’s Meeting with Trump Was a Trojan Horse Triumph in the White House
Zohran Mamdani's meeting with Donald Trump in the Oval Office has sparked a wave of speculation about the mayor's strategic outreach to the White House.
Neil Sedaka, Rock and Roll Legend, Dies at 86
Neil Sedaka, the rock and roll legend known for hits like 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,' has died at 86.
Bill Clinton Testifies Over Epstein Ties in Rare Congressional Deposition
Bill Clinton testifies before Congress over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, marking a historic first for a former president.
Former CIA Advisor Highlights Public Law 63-43 Amid 2026 Institutional Transition
Former CIA advisor Jim Rickards highlights the potential significance of Public Law 63-43 and the May 2026 leadership transition as the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary.
Kenosha Schools Approves Metal Detectors for Six High Schools Amid Safety Concerns
Kenosha Schools approve metal detectors for six high schools to enhance campus safety amid recent incidents.
2026 Government Shutdown Enters 14th Day as Senate Votes Delayed Until March 2
The 2026 government shutdown enters its 14th day with no resolution in sight as the Senate delays a vote until March 2.
Cincinnati Offers Free Spielberg Movie Screenings as Part of Ohio’s 250th Celebration
Cincinnatians can enjoy free movie screenings this Sunday, part of a statewide celebration honoring Steven Spielberg and Ohio's heritage.
Winchester residents protest 1,200-home plan on historic golf course
Residents in Winchester oppose a 1,200-home plan on a historic golf course, citing environmental and infrastructure concerns.
Pimpri-Chinchwad Red Zone Map Awaits Collector’s Approval After Two-Year Survey
Residents of Pimpri-Chinchwad await final approval of the red zone map after a two-year survey.