One in six military families faces food insecurity. Robert Irvine and USAA's Fuel to Serve initiative aims to change that, starting at the dinner table.

The Aurora Police Department Human Trafficking Unit recovered 29 survivors, including 15 minors, in its first year by targeting exploitation of vulnerable youth.

Sophie Cunningham faces calls to leave the Indiana Fever, but the double standard with Megan Rapinoe's activism reveals a deeper media bias.

Margot Cleveland's lawsuit accuses Dearborn, Michigan of displaying Ramadan banners and crescent moons while refusing equal Christian and Jewish symbols.

Dante Moore returned to Oregon practice in shoulder pads and a helmet this week, but the star quarterback won't suit up for the UCLA showdown.

Holly Leeann Flores faces attempted murder charges after allegedly stabbing her two children and husband in their Northlake, Texas home.

Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya warns of rising Somali gang violence and a foiled ISIS-inspired terror plot targeting Mall of America.

America's national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, burdening every citizen with roughly $117,000 in debt as interest costs reach $1 trillion a year.

Voters across eight states will decide 34 data center ballot measures this November as America's AI boom becomes a growing political flashpoint.

Chuck Schumer would block federal judges and Supreme Court nominees if Democrats win the Senate, using McConnell's own precedent against him.

Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America has knocked on over 172,000 doors in Iowa, saying voters are shocked by the Democratic Party's abortion stance.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says that the West is at a crossroads. And the decisions we make in the next decade will define the next century.

A former corrections officer allegedly strangled his wife and forced some of his children to help during the attack, then hid her body in a dumpster.

Fernando Tatis Jr.'s solo homer was San Diego's only hit as the Brewers eliminated the Padres in Game 4 to advance to the NLCS against the Dodgers.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was called a "traitor" by anti-Israel protesters who accused him of genocide at an Oct. 7 vigil near Union Square.

Jamaal Howard's attorneys cited Christa Pike's failed lethal injection in Tennessee to argue the pentobarbital drug posed risks, but the Supreme Court rejected it.

Spectator interference on Anthony Volpe's would-be two-run homer proved decisive as the Tampa Bay Rays swept the New York Yankees in the ALDS.

Angel Reese scored six overtime points and Naz Hillmon's go-ahead layup gave the Atlanta Dream a 2-0 WNBA semifinals lead over the New York Liberty.

Josue De Paula and Kyle Tucker drew pivotal walks before Andy Pages laced a go-ahead single as the Dodgers broke through the Braves bullpen.

Michele Tafoya says Minnesotans "feel under a level of threat" after the FBI arrested an 18-year-old over an alleged ISIS-inspired Mall of America plot.

The Coast Guard enlisted 5,445 active-duty members in fiscal year 2026, its largest class in nearly four decades, as Force Design aims to add 15,000.

Stephen A. Smith faced immediate backlash after questioning Lane Johnson's mid-season retirement and mocking the Eagles tackle's mental health timing.

Super Bowl-winning coach Bruce Arians said he's surprised by NFL suspensions of Jeff Seeman and Adrian Hill but welcomes new official accountability.

A former Ottumwa City Council member opened a meeting with a satanic prayer ending in "Hail Satan," prompting a pastor to call the controversial incident a "curse."

Mariannette Miller-Meeks accuses Christina Bohannan of aligning with the Democratic Socialists of America on open borders and defunding police.