A homecoming celebration in Leland, Mississippi, turned deadly when a shooting left six people dead. Four suspects have been arrested as the state grapples with a weekend of gun violence.
The Miami Seaquarium shut its doors for good on October 13, 2025, ending a 70-year run as a beloved—but controversial—South Florida attraction.
Despite Trump’s pro-coal promises, miners say his administration is failing to enforce life-saving silica dust rules, leaving them to suffer from black lung disease.
Hundreds of infectious disease specialists who once led global pandemic responses are now unemployed after Trump administration cuts, raising alarms about U.S. readiness for the next outbreak.
A prominent originalist law professor has published a surprising critique of the unitary executive theory, potentially upending a major Supreme Court case on Trump’s power to fire federal officials.
Despite Trump’s pro-coal rhetoric, miners suffering from black lung disease accuse his administration of halting critical silica dust protections.
Emergency crews rescued dozens in Alaska’s remote villages of Kipnuk and Kwigillingok after Typhoon Halong’s remnants triggered catastrophic flooding, destroying homes and stranding residents.
Vice President JD Vance confirms Donald Trump is considering invoking the Insurrection Act to deploy the National Guard in major U.S. cities, citing out-of-control crime.
In the wake of a deadly explosion at a Tennessee explosives plant, Sheriff Chris Davis has become a symbol of raw emotion and community strength, comforting families while leading recovery efforts.
Helena Moreno has been elected mayor of New Orleans in a historic landslide, becoming the city’s first Hispanic leader amid calls for urgent reform and renewal.