DA secures indictment in NYPD officer Jonathan Diller's murder: 'Should have never been on the street'

The Queens District Attorney announced that the suspect accused of killing NYPD officer Jonathan Diller faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.

RFK Jr says he meets ballot threshold in another key battleground state

Robert F. Kennedy's campaign says the independent presidential candidate has moved a step closer to his goal of getting on the ballot in all 50 states

High school students can win $15K in scholarship money by making their prom outfit out of duct tape

Students around the country can compete for thousands in scholarship money by creating a one-of-a-kind prom dress or tux out of Duck brand duct tape.

2 charged in fentanyl death of prominent NYC trans activist

Antonio Venti, 52, and Michael Kuilan, 44, have been charged with providing the fentanyl-laced heroin that killed New York City transgender activist Cecilia Gentili.

Refinery fire in Texas Panhandle injures 2

Two Phillips 66 employees were injured Monday after a fire broke out at the company's Borger, Texas, refinery. The blaze was extinguished in less than two hours.

Nearly 1,000 'gotaway' migrants illegally flood past southern border on Easter Sunday: CBP

More than 900 "gotaways" were detected passing through the U.S. southern border illegally on Sunday, bringing the 7-day average of "gotaways" to 761.

Florida Supreme Court approves abortion ballot initiative while upholding 15-week ban

Florida's high court on Monday will let voters decide on a constitutional amendment to would enshrine abortion protections.

Mayor Bowser directly asked if people should 'feel safe' in DC: 'Whats the plan?'

CNBC's Joe Kernen asked D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser if his daughter should feel safe living in the nation's capital on Monday during "Squawk Box."

DeSantis blasts Biden for denying trans visibility declaration on Easter: 'Who's running the presidency?'

During an appearance on Monday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis went off on President Biden for declaring "Transgender Day of Visibility" on Easter, then claiming he didn't do it.

Shocking footage shows Oregon man barely missing runaway saw blade that got loose from construction site

An Oregon man avoided a runaway saw blade after the sharp-edged tool element was caught on video rolling through a parking lot, slamming into the building seconds after the door shut.

Multiple suspects now sought in Indianapolis shooting that wounded 7 minors

Police suspect that a weekend shooting in Indianapolis that left seven juveniles injured involved more than one perpetrator, authorities reported Monday.

Colombian mayor issues 6-month prostitution ban in tourist-heavy neighborhoods

Medellín, Colombia has implemented a six-month prostitution ban in the tourism hubs of Provenza and El Poblado in a child sexual exploitation crackdown.

Chiefs’ Rashee Rice ‘cooperating with local authorities’ after Dallas car crash: report

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has reportedly begun cooperating with local authorities following a car crash he was involved in on Saturday in Dallas.

California senator pushes 'death on demand' assisted suicide measure

California democrat introduces bill that would expand the state's assisted suicide law to people suffering from mental health issues and early dementia patients.

Squatters occupy $500K home mistakenly built on wrong lot, and now developer is suing land's true owner

A Hawaii developer sued a property owner after a home priced around $500K was accidentally built on her vacant lot, allegedly without any notification to the landowner.

DeSantis notches win in lawsuit over migrant flights, but company that arranged them not in the clear yet

A federal judge has dropped a lawsuit targeting Ron DeSantis after the Republican Florida Governor coordinated flights of illegal immigrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard in 2022.

New evidence shows Russia is behind the serious Havana Syndrome

A five year investigation from CBS's 60 Minutes, The Insider and Der Spiegel found new evidence showing that Russia is behind the weapon that has caused brain injury to hundreds of Americans serving overseas.

Illinois man lied about flat tire before kidnapping Wisconsin woman, authorities say

An Illinois man allegedly kidnapped a Wisconsin woman in February as they were traveling from a nightclub when he lied to them about them having a flat tire.

Floridians worry about relatives in Haiti as gang-dominated chaos rages on

Floridians with family and friends stuck in Haiti are expressing concern over their loved ones' precarious situation, arguing they're effectively being held hostage by ongoing violence.

North Carolina reports over 400,000 enrolled in Medicaid expansion program

Medicaid enrollment in North Carolina following an eligibility expansion has surpassed 400,000 in its first four months, according to Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper.

The solar eclipse may change some voting registration deadlines in Indiana. Here's what to know

The total solar eclipse on April 8th is the same day as the deadline for Indiana residents to register to vote in the state's upcoming primary; many county offices will close Monday for the event.

Polygamous sect leader pleads guilty in scheme to orchestrate sexual acts involving children

Samuel Bateman, the leader of a polygamous sect who had 10 underage wives, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Phoenix on Monday to conspiring to transport underage girls across state lines.

Ohio law banning nearly all abortions now invalid after referendum, attorney general says

Ohio's Republican Attorney General Dave Yost said in a court filing on Monday that a 2019 law banning most abortions in Ohio is unconstitutional following last year's abortion referendum.

Stanford professor defends herself after being accused of 'reckless disregard for accuracy'

A 100-page complaint has been issued against a Stanford professor, who argued for the removal of algebra in middle school, alleging she committed academic fraud.

Construction worker rescued after falling 20 feet into trench: 'True team effort'

A construction worker's life was saved after emergency teams rescued him from a 20-foot-deep trench on Friday. He fell on the job and the rescue took three hours.

Kathy Hochul, New York Democrats under fire for using luxury suite to watch Bills game: 'Abused their power'

A formal complaint was made alleging New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and other top state Democrats "abused their power" by using a luxury suite for the Bills-Cowboys game last season.

New evidence suggests Russia is behind the serious Havana Syndrome

A five year investigation from CBS's 60 Minutes, The Insider and Der Spiegel found new evidence showing that Russia is behind the weapon that has caused brain injury to hundreds of Americans serving overseas.

Trump posts $175M bond in NY civil fraud case, averts asset seizure

Former President Trump has posted the $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case, preventing the state from seizing his assets while he appeals.

New York court expands gag order against Trump days after fiery rant that named judge's daughter

An amended gag order prohibits former President Donald Trump from mentioning family members of the court and prosecutors in his hush-money trial.

Iowa woman gets 4 months in ballot-stuffing scheme to help husband

Kim Taylor has been sentenced to four months in jail after being convicted in a ballot-stuffing scheme orchestrated to help her husband, Jeremy, get elected to public office.

Missouri teen beaten in viral video showing 'significant cognitive impairment' as family reacts to fake post

The lawyer for the family of the Missouri teen who was brutally beat in a viral video in early March near Hazelwood High School said her condition has "slightly improved."

Judge rejects Hunter Biden request to toss federal tax charges

A federal judge has rejected Hunter Biden’s request to dismiss tax charges accusing the president’s son of a four-year scheme to avoid paying $1.4 million in taxes.

San Francisco drag group mocks Christians with 'Hunky Jesus', 'Foxy Mary' contests on Easter

The controversial LGBTQ+ group The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence held their annual "Hunky Jesus and Foxy Mary" contest in San Francisco on Easter Sunday.

Two people enjoying stroll in Indiana injured after small plane crashes to the ground: 'That's a bad day'

Two people and a pilot were rushed to a hospital after a plane crashed into a walking path near the Delaware County Regional Airport in Muncie, Indiana.

Suspect in deadly Nashville coffee shop shooting on Easter Sunday had extensive criminal history: report

Documents revealed that the suspected Easter Sunday mass shooter, Anton Rucker, had an extensive criminal background as Nashville Police continue their search for him.

Speaker Johnson questions whether Biden 'knew what he was signing' with Trans Visibility Day proclamation

House Speaker Mike Johnson fired back at President Biden for denying he released a statement proclaiming the same date as Easter to be Transgender Day of Visibility.

On this day in history, April 2, 2005, Pope John Paul II dies at age 84

Pope John Paul II died on April 2, 2005, at age 84. The Polish-born pontiff had the third-longest papal reign in history and the second-longest of the modern era.

Indiana GOP hopeful scarred by son's fentanyl death calls for border action: 'Apathy is the opposite of love'

Congressional candidate Jamison Carrier called out President Biden's border policies while sharing a warning message to families about the dangers of fentanyl.

Why evangelicals are wedded to Trump as he makes a more biblical appeal

Christian evangelicals have embraced Donald Trump's candidacy and administration from the very start, but the former president has evolved his campaign approach over time in the context of faith.

RFK Jr. says Biden 'much worse' threat to democracy than Trump

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Monday he believes President Biden represents a "much worse" threat to democracy than former President Trump.

Finland school shooting leaves multiple wounded, suspect arrested

A Finish suspect, 12, was taken into custody Tuesday morning after a shooting at a primary school that left multiple children wounded, according to police.

Police sink suspected San Francisco Bay bandits after seafaring pirates terrorize houseboats, yachts

Seafaring bandits allegedly broke into a waterfront business in San Francisco as part of a months-long battle with the so-called "Pirates of the East Bay"

Sean 'Diddy' Combs probe: Record label fires back after male music producer accuses mogul of sex assault

Lawyers for UMG Recordings are asking the judge overseeing a lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs to dismiss their clients from the bombshell case.

Trump eyes dual strategy to flip script against Biden amid legal hurdles: 'We have the messaging'

Former President Trump will try to balance campaigning for the White House along with his many court dates as he makes history as the first current or former president to go on trial.

Bill Gates' money behind 'perverse' curriculum teaching math instruction is 'White supremacy'

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funds far-left education curriculum steeped in critical race theory and left-wing ideas.

$18 Big Macs and $20 minimum wage, Gavinomics here we come

Gavinomics, brought to the citizens of California by their governor, means $18 Big Macs and $20 minimum wage. And it doesn't stop there. The state also has a $68-billion deficit.

Biden could permanently bench female athletes

Don’t believe the spin that its proposed Title IX regulations won’t harm athletics for women and girls. Biden's new rules could permanently cripple sports for female athletes.

Florida man, 77, recounts saving his own dog from an alligator's jaws: 'I had my hands in his mouth'

A 77-year-old weightlifter from Moore Haven, Florida, rescued his dog Rodger after an alligator's jaws chomped down onto the pup, requiring his the owner to wrestle with the reptile.

California family grieves its loss by pouring faith, love into new venture: ‘It’s Dad and God with us’

A Christian family in California is turning its pain into purpose after losing a family member. The Cooks are using characteristics learned from a beloved husband and father.

JK Rowling dares police to arrest her, says free speech is 'at an end in Scotland' under new hate crime bill

Scotland’s Hate Crime Act took effect this Monday, and JK Rowling responding by daring Scottish police to arrest her for criticism of transgender ideology under the new bill.

US immigration announces 'third gender option' on citizenship form

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced on Monday the release of the first Application for Naturalization form to include an “X" gender option.

NYC mosques struggle to house surging migrant population this Ramadan

New York mosques are grappling with the task of meeting a surging number of migrants' needs during Ramadan while striving to provide meals, shelter and assistance.

CDC sounds alarm on outbreak of life-threatening invasive bacterial infection and more top headlines

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Boston residents rip 'disgusting' plan to house migrants at former veterans shelter

Boston-area residents have expressed anger at a plan to convert the historic Chelsea Soldiers' Home center for veterans into a facility for migrant families.

Cicada invasion: Trillions of noisy flying insects to swarm US for first time in 221 years

More than a dozen U.S. states are expected to be swarmed by trillions of noisy flying bugs next month as they emerge from the ground in a rare phenomenon.

Iranian president vows revenge against Israel after airstrike on Syria consulate: ‘Will not go unanswered’

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi vowed Tuesday that an airstrike on its consulate in Syria believed to be by Israel would "not go unanswered."

Minnesota school district seeks to hire $100-200k 'anti-racist' official who can examine 'Whiteness’

A job listing for a school district in Minnesota called for a new hire who would enforce racial equity policy and have massive influence on the district.

Mississippi runoff to determine which Republican runs against longtime Democratic incumbent congressman

Republicans Ron Eller and Andrew Scott Smith advanced to the GOP runoff for Mississippi's 2nd Congressional District. The winner will run against Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson.

Norway seeks to boost military numbers through increase in conscripted soldiers

Norway's government announced plans to raise the number of conscripted soldiers from 9,000 to 13,500 by 2036, voicing the need for skilled military personnel.

8 killed after vehicle carrying suspected migrants veers into Albanian river

Eight people were killed when a car crashed into a river in southeastern Albania on Tuesday, including seven suspected migrants and a local driver, police said.

Oregon governor signs bill recriminalizing hard drugs, completing liberal experiment's U-turn

The Governor of Oregon has signed a bill that ends a short-lived liberal policy that decriminalized the possession of small amounts of certain drugs following a surge in overdose deaths.

Here’s how homeowners can fight against squatter insanity

Squatters have become a nationwide problem and homeowners aren't prepared about how fight back. If you value your home and want to stop them from taking it, this should help.

New York judge says FDNY booing of Letitia James, pro-Trump chants not about politics, 'has to do with race'

A Brooklyn federal judge said FDNY members booing Attorney General Letitia James and chanting in favor of Donald Trump was not about politics, but race.

Biden campaign believes president can flip Florida blue, citing Trump legal and financial woes

Citing former President Donald Trump's ongoing legal and financial woes, President Biden's campaign announced Monday that they believe Florida is "winnable" for them in November.

Washington polar bear cub Laerke receives encouraging results at annual physical exam

Laerke, a polar bear at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Washington, underwent her annual medical exam with encouraging results, veterinarians said.

Alabama inmate set for second-ever nitrogen gas execution sues: 'pain and disgrace'

Alabama inmate Alan Eugene Miller is suing to block the state's attempt to put him to death using nitrogen gas after that execution method was tried in January with unclear results.

Minor league baseball team faces discrimination lawsuit for holding ladies night promotion

The Fresno Grizzlies, a minor league affiliate of the Colorado Rockies, faces a discrimination lawsuit for holding a ladies night promotion last season.

American teen among 3 killed in avalanche near popular Swiss resort

An avalanche near the Swiss resort of Zermatt killed an American teen and two others, authorities confirmed on Tuesday. The incident occurred on Monday.

White House urges Congress to extend internet subsidy program before funds run dry

The White House plans to renew its push in April to convince Congress to extend an internet subsidy program utilized by millions of American households.

Conservative Princeton professor makes members of exclusive campus social club uncomfortable, student says

A social club at Princeton University was reportedly unsettled after it received a visit from a professor that one former student suggested was a conservative.

RFK Jr. doubles down on warning Biden is 'much worse' than Trump: 'Genuine threat to our democracy'

The independent presidential candidate pointed to the Biden administration's alleged efforts to stifle First Amendment rights Tuesday on "Fox & Friends."

Pentagon confirms defense official had 'Havana syndrome' symptoms during NATO summit

The Pentagon confirmed a senior Defense Department official who attended last year's NATO summit in Lithuania had symptoms similar to those characteristic of “Havana syndrome."

6 things to do before you leave on vacation

From having your mail held to setting up automatic email replies, Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals six things to do before you leave for vacation.

Easy-drinking herbal beer gruit inspired by era when ale was aphrodisiac, medicine, hallucinogen

Gruit is a beer from medieval times made with an array of herbs and consumed as aphrodisiac, medicine and hallucinogen. It's enjoyed a revival among American brewers.

Austria police to increase border checks after Germany legalizes cannabis

Police in Austria are stepping up their border checks after the country's neighbor, Germany, legalized the possession of recreational cannabis on Monday.

27 dead after fire breaks out at Istanbul nightclub during renovations

At least 27 people have been confirmed dead after a fire broke out on Tuesday at an Istanbul nightclub during renovations, officials and reports confirmed.

Famous atheist says he identifies as a 'cultural Christian' and is 'horrified' by promotion of Islamic holiday

Scientist and outspoken atheist Richard Dawkins said if he had to choose between Christianity and Islam, he would choose Christianity every time.

Vermont legislature advancing bill to require fossil fuel companies to cover damages following extreme weather

The Vermont Legislature is advancing legislation to require fossil fuel companies to pay for damages following a catastrophic summer flood and damage from other weather-related events.

Biden admin approves eighth US offshore wind project off Massachusetts coast

The U.S. Interior Department has approved the eighth commercial-scale offshore wind project. It is scheduled to be built off the coast of Massachusetts.

Georgia police identify FBI Atlanta gate crash suspect as Ervin Bolling

Georgia police identified Ervin Lee Bolling as the suspect who allegedly rammed a vehicle into the front gate of the FBI’s Atlanta headquarters.

Wind, solar projects flourish under climate law, while nuclear and others lag behind

Under the Biden administration's push to reduce carbon emissions, certain sectors like solar energy have seen a boost, while other trail behind. New regulations prove controversial.

House Republicans eye crackdown on family-sponsored immigration

A new House GOP-led bill is aimed at cracking down on abuse in the family-sponsored visa system.

6-alarm Boston fire leaves 1 dead, several injured, neighbors fleeing for their lives

Boston firefighters worked to extinguish a massive six-alarm fire that killed one resident, injured at least five others on Meridian Street on Tuesday morning.

Family of disabled DC man Reggie Brown calls for child suspects in deadly beating to be charged as adults

The family of a disabled man beaten to death in northwest Washington, D.C., last fall would like to see the three young suspects charged as adults.

Student-run newspaper in Iowa buys 2 struggling publications to address lack of local journalism

The Daily Iowan, a student newspaper at the University of Iowa, has made a pioneering move by purchasing two struggling weekly newspapers within the state.

Amid post-Easter culture wars, Jesus still asks, 'But who do you say that I am?'

Easter commemorates Jesus' resurrection from the dead and God's triumphant power over death. But today, the secular is pitted against the sacred in ongoing post-Easter culture wars.

Boston mayor silent on sanctuary city policies amid migrant crime reports

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has been silent on the city’s sanctuary policies despite multiple high-profile crimes allegedly committed by migrants in recent months.

Biden, China's Xi hold phone call on Taiwan, AI, trade

President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone call to discuss Taiwan, artificial intelligence and other issues, the White House says.

Boyfriend arrested in NYC Irish pub slaying after bartender butchered on the job: police

Marcin Pieciak, 36, was charged with second-degree murder after allegedly stabbing his girlfriend Sarah McNally while she tended bar at the Céilí House in Queens on Saturday.

Boston activists pushing ‘White churches’ to pay reparations is 'absurd,' says South Side Chicago pastor

Christian leaders in Boston demanding "White churches" pay reparations to the city's Black community are "playing on people's shame and guilt," said Chicago Pastor Corey Brooks.

GOP Senate candidate Larry Hogan launches Maryland bus tour as Dem candidates face off

Hogan is launching a bus tour across Maryland as he seeks to leverage his popularity as governor into a chance to turn a blue Senate seat red in November.

Pastor's wife among 2 missing women who Oklahoma investigators now believe are ‘in danger’

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation tells Fox News Digital it believes Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley are "in danger" following their disappearance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.