Trump says Biden 'orchestrated' legal challenges ahead of campaign stops in battleground states

Former President Trump claimed President Biden has “orchestrated" every lawsuit and indictment against him with the help of his Justice Department.

I want my MTV (Motion to Vacate): Speaker Johnson faces potential threat when Congress returns

When the House returns in April, Speaker Johnson could face a threat to his job from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene`

Former Colorado officer on trial for repeatedly hitting a man with his gun

A former Aurora, Colorado, police officer is heading to trial for repeatedly hitting a man during a 2021 arrest with a gun. He is facing assault and other charges.

University of Kentucky dancer Kate Kaufling dead at 20 after cancer battle

University of Kentucky dance team member Kate Kaufling died on Sunday, less than a year after being diagnosed with bone cancer, the university announced Monday. She was 20.

Jay Leno's wife has trouble recognizing him amid dementia battle, lawyer recommends conservatorship

Jay Leno filed to be conservator of his wife Mavis' estate in January. We're learning more about her condition and why her court appointed council thinks the conservatorship should be approved.

Former Trump official shakes up crucial battleground Senate race with major announcement

Former U.S. Ambassador to Iceland Jeff Gunter, a Republican running for Senate in Nevada, is launching a multi-million dollar ad campaign to become his party's nominee.

Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy to release memoir reflecting on growing up, landmark cases

Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is set to release a two-volume memoir in the fall, reflecting on his childhood in California and his 30 years on the court.

Freed Israeli hostage, 71, reflects on 'surreal' rescue from Hamas in Rafah

The 71-year-old Argentinian-Israeli Luis Har, a hostage who was freed in a special forces operation in Rafah, Gaza, reflects on his captivity, rescue and the lasting effects thereof.

Russia may remove Taliban from terrorist list, Kremlin spokesman says: 'De facto authority in Afghanistan'

Russian authorities are considering removing the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations in order to facilitate communications with the regime, according to a spokesperson.

Democrat drops longshot bid to replace Burgum as North Dakota's governor

Travis Hipsher, a longshot Democratic candidate for governor of reliably red North Dakota, announced Sunday the suspension of his campaign.

Deputy chief of Thailand's national police surrenders for arrest on money laundering charge

Police Gen. Surachate Hakparn, a deputy chief of the national police force in Thailand, turned himself in on Tuesday after a warrant for his arrest was issued on money laundering charges.

Senegal swears in Africa's youngest elected leader as president in a dramatic prison-to-palace rise

Bassirou Diomaye Faye was inaugurated as president of Senegal on Tuesday, making the 44-year-old Africa's youngest elected leader; he was released from prison just weeks before the vote.

Joe Flaherty, ‘SCTV’ and ‘Freaks and Geeks’ star, dead at 82

Joe Flaherty died on Monday after a "brief illness," his daughter said. The comedian, who helped launch "SCTV," was a pivotal member of Second City improv group.

Biden hosting group of Muslim American leaders at White House to relieve tensions over the war in Gaza

President Joe Biden has welcomed Muslim American leaders to the White House for a meeting and Iftar dinner following the president's position on the war in Gaza.

Federal court strikes down Biden's climate rule for states

A federal district judge struck down a key tenet of President Biden's climate agenda targeting carbon emissions generated by vehicles traveling the national highway system.

Putin vows to find the culprit behind the attack at the Moscow concert hall that left 144 dead

Russian President Vladimir Putin is determined to find the mastermind behind the attack on a Moscow concert hall that brought about the worst assault on Russian soil in 20 years.

Pot producers are on the rise as Florida voters decide on the fate of the use of recreational marijuana

Voters in Florida will have the chance to vote for or against the legalization of recreational marijuana in the state following a referendum on the November ballot

Pope Francis exposes confidential details about his election and relationships in lengthy interview

Pope Francis has revealed deep political secrets with confidential details about his election and relationships in a lengthy interview published on Tuesday.

WATCH: Ukrainian drone strike creates huge fireball as Kyiv continues attack on Russian energy, weapons plants

The drone strike injured at least seven people after hitting a workers dormitory, Russian officials said after the attack, claiming that none of the industrial facilities suffered damage.

LSU star Angel Reese laments increased scrutiny since national title win: 'Haven't had peace'

LSU star forward Angel Reese lamented the increased scrutiny she has faced as she has become one of the stars of women's college basketball.

Chris Hansen: 'Diddy' allegations show he was 'drunk with power' like Epstein

Sean "Diddy" Combs formed close relationships with the rich and powerful, just like disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein, "Takedown" host Chris Hansen said.

Blinken appoints new chief diversity and inclusion officer to build 'workforce that reflects America'

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced Tuesday that Zakiya Carr Johnson will serve as the State Department's next chief diversity and inclusion officer.

'Integrity' of NY legal system at stake as Trump appeals civil fraud case, Jonathan Turley says

Fox News contributor examines the significance of former President Trump's appeal after posting a $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case.

Jared Leto takes over 'Wheel of Fortune' hosting duties in April Fools' Day prank

Oscar-winning actor Jared Leto shocked fans as he walked onto the "Wheel of Fortune" stage, arm-in-arm with Vanna White in an epic April Fools' Day prank.

I-95 North in Philadelphia closes after truck hits overhead railroad bridge

Interstate-95 north in Philadelphia will be closed for several days, officials say, after an oversized truck hit an overhead railroad bridge on Monday.

Klaus Mäkelä, 28, will take over as music director for the Chicago Symphony in 2027

Klaus Mäkelä, a 28-year-old Finnish conductor, will take over as the music director for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 2027, making him the youngest head since its start in 1891.

Inspectors say thousands of American bridges are in poor condition following the Baltimore bridge collapse

Inspectors reportedly consider about 42,400 of American bridges to be in poor condition, raising safety concerns according to federal data from 2023.

California helicopter crew rescues man clinging to cliff face after falling 60 feet off trail

A man clinging to a rock face was rescued at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area after he fell 60 feet off a cliff on Sunday, authorities said.

Arizona parents of rich-kid gang member charged with murder allegedly tried to cover his tracks: report

Arizona police have arrested seven suspects in Preston Lord's October 2023 beating death. Several suspects' parents allegedly helped cover their tracks.

3 defendants plead guilty in Minnesota murder case of a young mother

Three people have pleaded guilty to the 2022 murder of Zaria McKeever in Minnesota after the attorney general took over amid public criticism that the original plea deal was too lenient.

Federal government says hospitals must obtain written consent for exams on pelvis, other sensitive areas

A new guidance from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services requires written consent before hospitals can conduct pelvic examinations.

Ukraine's president tells a conference that delivering justice strengthens security in his country

Officials from dozens of countries met on Tuesday in the Netherlands, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged delegates to 'tackle impunity for war crimes.'

Rare gene variant believed to play a role in understanding why people are left-hand dominant

Researchers have linked a rare gene variant involved with controlling the shape of cells to the development of the brain asymmetry known for determining a dominant hand.

Americans stranded by Norwegian Cruise save elderly passenger, family says: Ship 'left her to die'

Julie Lenkoff, 80, suffered a medical emergency on a Norwegian Cruise, which "medically disembarked" her on an African island, but her family said the cruise line never contacted them.

Mexico president mourns the loss of 2 local candidates killed only days after starting their campaigns

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador mourns the death of 2 party candidates that were killed outside Celaya only days after starting their campaigns.

Michael Moore accuses Biden of being ‘arms dealer’ for Israel’s ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Palestinians

Left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore accused President Biden of supporting Israel's "ethnic cleansing" in Gaza but lamented that he's the only person to "stop Trump."

Peruvian archbishop has resigned from position as the Vatican investigates disturbing reports

After suing two journalists for reports on sexual abuse and financial corruption, a Peruvian archbishop, José Eguren, has resigned in the midst of a Vatican investigation.

Wild snake fight over food in Colombian rainforest is believed to be first time captured on video

Danish researchers Henrik Bringsøe and Niels Poul Dreyer captured on video — potentially for the first time in the natural habitat — footage of two snakes battling one another for a meal.

Hawks' Quin Snyder shrugs off heated confrontation with Bogdan Bogdanovic, says two 'are in a great place'

The heated verbal exchange between Bogdan Bogdanović and Quin Snyder may have left some observers with concerns, but the coach and player simply downplayed the situation.

Firefighters rescue 2 people trapped under Ohio bridge by fast-rising river waters

Ohio firefighters rescued two people with a boat early Tuesday morning who had been trapped under a bridge when the waters of a river began rising; more severe weather was forecasted for the area.

Share of Americans who say Jews in US face 'a lot' of discrimination spikes since 2021: poll

A new national survey released Tuesday finds that the number of Americans who say Jews face "a lot" of antisemitism in society today has doubled.

29 migrants rescued from boat off Greek island's coast

29 migrants were rescued from the Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday in a crippled boat south of the Greek island of Crete, according to regional authorities.

Missing Sebastian Rogers: Tennessee police say 'inaccurate' information online has caused 'distraction'

Tennessee authorities searching for Sebastian Rogers, a missing teen with autism, are warning of 'inaccurate' information being spread online and causing 'distraction.'

Biden's new green big rig standards could bankrupt small business, 'Shark Tank's' Kevin O'Leary says

The Environmental Protection Agency released stringent new emissions standards for big-rigs that investor Kevin O'Leary warned could have negative economic reverberations.

White House pressed on whether Biden believes border crossers could be in US plotting terror attack on America

Fox News' Peter Doocy asked National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby if President Biden thinks border crossers are in the U.S. plotting terror attack.

Joy Behar sounds off on RFK Jr., says he's a 'dangerous' threat to President Biden

Joy Behar argued during "The View" on Tuesday that RFK Jr. was a "threat" to President Biden because he's a Kennedy, and said he is "very dangerous."

Woman fatally stabbed in Greek capital after seeking police protection from ex-partner

A 28-year-old Greek woman was found murdered outside an Athens police precinct, immediately after requesting protection from an ex-boyfriend.

Michigan woman convicted of husband's 2002 killing after extradition from Italy

Beverly McCallum, 63, has been convicted of second-degree murder in the 2002 death of Roberto Caraballo, who was found beaten and suffocated in the basement of his Charlotte home.

Man accused of killing 4, wounding 7 in Illinois rampage denied pretrial release

Christian Soto, 22, who stands accused of killing four people in a Winnebago County, Illinois, rampage, has been denied pretrial release.

Gisele Bündchen continues Tom Brady post-divorce conversation with cryptic message about ‘trauma’ and ‘pain’

Gisele Bündchen shared a cryptic quote on social media, referring to "trauma" and "pain," as she embarks on a new relationship post-divorce from Tom Brady.

Belarus arrests well-known activist on charges punishable by up to 4 years in prison, group says

Belarusian authorities have arrested well-known activist Dzmitry Kuchuk for 'organizing activities that grossly violate public order;' he faces up to four years in prison.

John Sinclair, a marijuana activist who was immortalized in a John Lennon song, dies at 82

John Sinclair, a music producer and poet whose prison sentence inspired a star-studded concert and John Lennon song, died Tuesday morning of congestive heart failure at age 82.

Frankie Muniz ‘hated’ Los Angeles before moving to Arizona: ‘It was a miserable experience’

"Malcom in the Middle" star Frankie Muniz opened up about his decision to leave Hollywood and how that decision ultimately changed his life for the better

Ex-con NYC murder suspect seen smiling with DA Bragg pleads not guilty, held without bail

Sheldon Johnson, ex-con prison reform activist who wooed the Manhattan DA before becoming a murder suspect, pleads not guilty in rival's murder before Bronx judge denies bail.

Fox News Politics: Trump and Hunter find common ground

The latest updates from the 2024 campaign trail, exclusive interviews and more Fox News politics content

Hall of Famer Paul Pierce 'didn't expect' Caitlin Clark to dominate 'Black girls' from LSU

Caitlin Clark usually dominates games, but basketball Hall of Famer Paul Pierce admitted he "didn't expect" her performance against LSU.

Minnie Driver claims 'Hard Rain' producers kept her from wearing wetsuit: 'Wanted to see my nipples'

Minnie Driver opened up about how she was treated on the set of the 1998 film "Hard Rain," claiming she wasn't allowed to wear a wetsuit because producers "wanted to see" her nipples.

Trump spotlights 'Biden's Border Bloodbath' during stop in crucial battleground state he lost in 2020

Former President Donald Trump takes aim at President Biden over crime and the crisis at the southern border during a stop in Michigan, a crucial general election battleground state

California dems want to block bill that would recriminalize loitering as prostitution spirals in big cities

SB 1219, authored by state Republican Sen. Kelly Seyarto, would reinstitute a provision that was previously taken out of California's penal code and removed penalties from loitering in a public place.

Fox News Channel thumps CNN, MSNBC viewership combined during first quarter of 2024

Fox News averaged two million viewers during primetime from 7-11 p.m. ET to finish No. 1 in cable during the first quarter of 2024 while CNN settled for only 606,000 average viewers.

Wisconsin Dem governor faces backlash after vetoing GOP bill to protect female sports: 'You despise all women'

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is facing backlash after he vetoed a GOP bill to prevent transgender students from competing on certain school sports teams.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Second temporary channel opened, rough weather slows debris removal

Crews opened a second temporary channel at the site of the Baltimore bridge collapse that killed six transportation workers last week, officials said.

Beware of work-study programs disguised as political activities: GOP attorneys general letter to DOE

FIRST ON FOX: West Virginia and Indiana are warning the Biden administration that recent work study guidance allowing federal support for voter registration may violate the law.

Derrick Henry, who won Heisman Trophy at Alabama, reveals hilarious Nick Saban pet peeve

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry revealed one pet peeve of his former college coach, the legendary Nick Saban, during his time with the Alabama Crimson Tide

Dem senator's campaign ad touting border security features sheriff rebuked by ICE for 'sanctuary' policies

Ohio sheriff featured in an ad touting Dem Sen. Sherrod Brown's record on border security presides over a jurisdiction that essentially serves as a "sanctuary city," according to ICE.

Police not pressing charges after JK Rowling dares them to arrest her for challenging hate speech law

Scottish police have declared they will not prosecute author J.K. Rowling after she challenged Scotland's new hate speech law on the very day it was enacted.

Companies rolling out eclipse-themed promotions: Krispy Kreme, SunChips and more

Krispy Kreme, Sonic Drive-In, and a host of other companies are introducing merchandise and other promotions planned around next week's total solar eclipse.

Washington mother accused of killing, stabbing 4-year-old son 16 times: report

Court documents obtained by Fox 13 reveal 27-year-old Janet Garcia allegedly stabbed her 4-year-old son 16 times, killing him. She was charged with his murder.

Gov. Evers turns to Wisconsin Supreme Court in crusade against absentee drop box restrictions

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers urged the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday to overturn a ruling restricting the prevalence of absentee ballot drop boxes.

Uvalde mayor resigns citing health issues in wake of controversial report on 2022 school shooting

Cody Smith, mayor of Uvalde, has resigned due to 'unexpected health issues,' two years after the Robb Elementary School shooting that left 21 dead.

Over 53,000 Haitians flee capital in weeks following gang takeover

Some 53,125 people fled Port-au-Prince, Haiti's predominantly gang-run capital, between March 8 and 27, according to a United Nations report.

Arizona congressman Raúl Grijalva says he has cancer, but plans to work while undergoing treatment

U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva, the 76-year-old dean of Arizona's congressional delegation, announced Tuesday he has been diagnosed with cancer but will continue to work while undergoing treatment.

Peru’s president will answer questions over ownership of luxury watches, her lawyers say

A day after Peru's President Dina Boluarte reshuffled her cabinet, her attorneys announced that she will answer questions later this week over her ownership of luxury watches.

Strange rock uncovered during sea search turns out to be ancient battle gear

Italian archaeologists say that they've found an Iberian-style helmet from between the 15th and 17th centuries. The helmet had been covered in concretions.

'Road House' starring Jake Gyllenhaal breaks record with 50 million global viewers on Amazon

The 2024 "Road House" remake is off to an impressive start, with a record-breaking 50 million worldwide viewers for Amazon. The original '80s movie saw Patrick Swayze as the lead.

Israel defense minister says Hamas has ‘ceased to function as a military organization’

Israel's Defense Minister on Tuesday said that Hamas has "ceased to function as a military organization in most parts of the Gaza Strip."

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' son hires mob lawyer as mother blasts feds, releasing video of mansion raid

The federal raid on one of Diddy's mansions was revealed on home security footage, and an ex reveals Diddy's sons have hired a former El Chapo lawyer to probe feds' use of force.

Vikings suspend offensive coordinator until week of NFL Draft after DWI arrest

The Minnesota Vikings have suspended offensive coordinator Wes Phillips for three weeks after his driving while intoxicated arrest in December.

Johnson's new push for Ukraine aid faces divided response from House, Senate Republicans

Speaker Johnson is receiving mixed feedback after laying out his plan to address Ukraine aid when the House returns from recess.

Tribes blast South Dakota governor's claim that leaders are benefitting from drug cartels

Relations between South Dakota Republican Gov. Kristi Noem and tribes have become increasingly contentious after Noem accused some tribal leaders of benefiting from drug dealing.

Mississippi catfish farms settle suit claiming immigrants were paid more than Black workers

Two Mississippi catfish farms have settled a lawsuit alleging that workers imported from Mexico were paid significantly more than local Black workers for the same labor.

'American Idol' contestant and Luke Bryan have awkward tiff, mocks judge’s country twang

"American Idol" judge Luke Bryan had an awkward encounter with contestant Madaí ChaKell, who ultimately mocked the country singer during her final performance.

Connecticut man pleads guilty to attempted sexual assault of Muslim state representative

30-year-old Andrey Desmond pleaded guilty Tuesday to attempted sexual assault and other offenses for his 2023 assault on Democratic Connecticut state Rep. Maryam Khan.

Georgia Sec of State sends Larry David letter lampooning 'Curb Your Enthusiasm's focus on state's election law

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger took aim at HBO's 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' in a tongue-in-cheek letter sent to the show's creator and star Larry David.

Fox News Poll: Record number say their taxes are too high

A record number of voters think the taxes they pay are too high, according to the latest Fox News national survey.

Oklahoma court considers whether to allow first publicly funded Catholic school in the US

Oklahoma’s Republican Attorney General Gentner Drummond has urged the state's highest court to not allow the creation of what would be the 'first publicly funded Catholic charter school' in the US.

Iowa lawmakers pass teacher retention bonus for district hit by January shooting

Employees of the Perry, Iowa, school district may receive retention bonuses under a bill heading to the desk of Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds.

Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis video newly marked with disclaimer by photo agency

Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis announcement video was slapped with a disclaimer by Getty Images, stating it "may not adhere" to their editorial policy.

Bengals kicker Evan McPherson proposes another kickoff rule following major change for 2024 season

Cincinnati Bengals kicker Evan McPherson suggests kickoffs that sail through the uprights should count as points toward the score of a game.

Turkey denies pro-Kurdish mayor-elect the right to assume office

Turkish authorities on Tuesday denied pro-Kurdish Mayor-elect Abdullah Zeydan of Van the right to assume office, replacing him with the pro-Erdoğan runner-up from his election.

Suspected migrant squatters found in NYC apartment with child face gun, drug charges

Eight migrants found squatting in a Bronx house with a young child have been arrested on drug and weapons charges after cocaine, ketamine, guns and ammunition were found.

Officer acquitted in 2020 death of Manuel Ellis in Tacoma is hired by neighboring sheriff's office

Christopher Burbank, a Tacoma police officer cleared of criminal charges in the death of Manuel Ellis in 2020, has been hired by a sheriff's office based in Olympia, Washington.

New York inmates sue corrections department to watch solar eclipse amid planned prison lockdowns

Six New York prison inmates are suing over a planned lockdown of their correctional facility so they can view the April 8 solar eclipse.

Mass power outages, possible tornadoes reported as storms tear through Middle America

Thousands of homes and businesses were left without power Tuesday as violent storms swept across multiple states, leaving at least one person dead.

Alleged squatters pull Shake Shack receipt as proof they legally occupy couple’s $930,000 home

Two alleged squatters provided a Shake Shack receipt as documentation to prove their legal residency of a New York property, according to the court filing.

LSU's Kim Mulkey, Angel Reese reveal what they told Iowa's Caitlin Clark after Elite Eight loss

LSU head coach Kim Mulkey and star forward Angel Reese both shared moments with Iowa's Caitlin Clark after losing in the Elite Eight to the Hawkeyes.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry calls for policy change after LSU women's basketball misses national anthem

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry became the latest figure to criticize LSU women's basketball for not being present during the national anthem before its game against Iowa Monday.

Christina Applegate says her ‘legs are just done’ amid MS relapse

Christina Applegate shared a candid account of how she was struggling to maintain her personal hygiene amid her battle with multiple sclerosis.

Deputies rescue injured dog stranded on train tracks for days

Deputies from the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office recently rescued a wounded dog that was stranded between train tracks for three days. The dog was reunited with its owner.

Harvard Law professor urges university to 'abandon' DEI statements: 'Ideological pledges of allegiance'

Harvard Law School Professor Randall L. Kennedy said the university must get rid of mandatory DEI statements, which he claimed challenge academic freedom.

Katy Perry, Miranda Lambert among 200 names on a letter asking AI developers to respect artists’ rights

Billie Eilish and over 200 names have signed an open letter asking AI developers and companies to protect artists from irresponsible use.

Cyprus' president calls on EU to take action against influx of Syrian refugees from Lebanon

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides announced Tuesday his request that the EU take action to stop an influx of Syrian refugees from Lebanon's shores.

Tennessee governor accepts resignation of Memphis judge indicted on coercion, harassment charges

Bill Lee, Governor of Tennessee, accepted the resignation of Memphis judge Melissa Boyd, who has been charged with harassment and coercion of a witness.

Alabama Sen. Katie Britt cites friendship with Democrats in calling for more respectful discourse

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt said Tuesday, on a visit to the hometown of Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, that she considers some Democratic colleagues among her 'greatest friends' in the Senate.

Caitlin Clark, Iowa vs LSU March Madness matchup draws record ratings

Monday night's women's Elite Eight match between No. 1 Iowa and No. 3 LSU, in a rematch of last year's championship, set record ratings.

Barstool Sports personality running for Congress in NY-1 with 'common sense' plan: 'Voice for this generation'

Barstool Sports personality Bill Cotter is running for Congress for New York's 1st Congressional District on a "common sense" platform that appeals to young voters.

A's batting average leader sent down because he 'needs to get on base,' GM says

The Oakland A's caught flak from baseball fans after demoting Esteury Ruiz, their batting average leader to start the 2024 season, after just five games.

Nebraska lawmakers debate 1 cent sales tax hike

Nebraska lawmakers are considering a bill that would raise the state's sales tax by one cent, or 6.5%, on every taxable dollar consumers spend.

Former WNBA star Rebecca Lobo receives backlash for comments on Albany during Iowa-LSU broadcast

Rebecca Lobo, who won an NCAA championship at UConn, faced some push back after she appeared to take a jab at the City of Albany during the LSU-Iowa Elite Eight broadcast.

Many eligible North Carolina school voucher applicants won't get awards

Most higher-income families in North Carolina will not receive financial help in the upcoming school year due to a six-fold increase in applicants to the state's school voucher program.

James Carville: Biden can't 'replicate 2020 coalition,' non-White 'male detachment' is 'significant problem'

James Carville warned non-White "male detachment in the United States is a significant problem" for President Biden's electoral coalition in 2024.

Taylor Swift has influenced the way Travis Kelce listens to music: ‘Very eye-opening’

Travis Kelce is impressed by Taylor Swift's ability to keep finding new sources of inspiration for her music, calling the experience of watching her "eye-opening."

Barstool Sports personality running for Congress in NY-3 with 'common sense' plan: 'Voice for this generation'

Barstool Sports personality Bill Cotter is running for Congress for New York's 3rd Congressional District on a "common sense" platform that appeals to young voters.

Two-time Super Bowl champion L'Jarius Sneed shrugs off injury concerns: 'Nothing wrong with my knee'

The Titans went on a spending spree this offseason and cornerback L'Jarius Sneed was one of the marquee players the franchise picked up as they look to turn the team around.

Los Angeles Times writer issues apology for column describing LSU players as 'dirty debutantes'

Los Angeles Times writer Ben Bolch issued an apology Monday for his controversial column previewing the LSU vs. UCLA Sweet 16 game.

Powerful earthquake rocks Taiwan, death toll rising, 800 injured

An earthquake in Taiwan resulted in nine deaths, some buildings collapsing and a tsunami warning, officials said Wednesday.

Seattle public schools replacing gifted students program to be more 'inclusive,' citing diversity concerns

Seattle Public Schools is doing away with its programs and schools for gifted students and replacing it with a more "inclusive" model, citing diversity concerns.

Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard on flights coordinated by DeSantis can sue aviation company

A federal judge has ruled that migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard in 2022 can sue the aviation company, saying they were targeted because of their ethnic background.

Texas university clears DEI offices, fires employees in light of new state law: report

The University of Texas at Austin reportedly fired 60 employees who worked in their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, in compliance with state law.