Judge Tony Graf has denied accused killer Tyler Robinson’s request to restrict public and media access in the courtroom during his upcoming trial.

President Donald Trump warned Iran not to retaliate against Washington's Monday strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz.

A North Carolina teen was charged in the Islamic Center of San Diego attack that left three people dead in May.

The jury in Lindsay Clancy’s triple murder trial was directed to continue deliberating after jurors told the judge they could not come to a unanimous decision on their fourth day of deliberations.

United States Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned from his role after months of tension with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, according to reports citing White House officials.

President Donald Trump warned that Chicago "will die" without federal help after a violent weekend that included the city's largest mass shooting this year.

In a major policy milestone for healthcare reform, President Donald Trump announced nine new agreements with pharmaceutical manufacturers aimed at slashing prescription drug costs for Americans.

New York Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul was heavily criticized for wearing a hijab during a visit to an Islamic center in New York City over the weekend.

A jury found former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, marking the first conviction in one of the most famous cold cases that remained unsolved for 30 years.

American Airlines announced a one-time $1,000 corporate match for eligible employees' children enrolled in the federal Trump Accounts program, joining a wave of employers supplementing the government's $1,000 seed deposit for young Americans.

The number of 9/11-related cancer cases among downtown residents, students and workers has surged by 1,680% over the past decade, surpassing the amount of cases among first responders who had prolonged exposure, according to the New York Post.

President Donald Trump responded to the Supreme Court ruling allowing construction on the White House ballroom to continue while lawsuits play out in lower courts.

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has sided with the Trump administration, allowing construction to continue on the 90,000- square-foot White House ballroom.

In a emotional statement published to his social media accounts on Monday, Lionel Messi officially announced his retirement from the Argentina national team, bringing down the curtain on one of the most iconic international careers in football history.

Trump administration officials announced that 110 commercial driver's license (CDL) schools have been ordered to shut their doors over violations of federal English-language proficiency requirements.

21-year-old David Burke — known by the stage name “d4vd” — has lost his high-profile legal team and is now being represented by a public defender.

The National Parks Service (NPS) confirmed that two bodies have been recovered after flash flooding ravaged areas of the Grand Canyon region.

California GOP Assemblymember Carl DeMaio — a long-time critic of Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom — strongly denounced the governor’s decision to sign Assembly Bill 2624, nicknamed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” announcing he is “prepared to file a lawsuit in the coming weeks” as he argues the bill violates First Amendment rights.

Online prediction market platform Kalshi has permanently banned former U.S. Representative George Santos from its platform. The penalty marks the first-ever lifetime ban issued by the event-contract trading venue, which also levied a financial fine of over $71,000 against the expelled lawmaker following an investigation into suspicious trading activity surrounding his personal actions.

United States Central Command (CENTCOM) adamantly denied Iranian claims that a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was disabled after striking two mines.