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A 30-foot pleasure craft with 37 suspected migrants drifted for two days without fuel, food or water nearly 90 miles off Southern California.
Auburn, UNLV and Clemson face serious upset potential in week one as new coaches, travel woes and locker room distractions cloud the favorites.
A climber fell 20 feet on Shortoff Mountain in North Carolina's Linville Gorge, triggering a massive Black Hawk helicopter airlift to Charlotte.
A group of House Republicans threatened to upend Speaker Mike Johnson's plans this week in protest of his handling of federal spending.
A nine-month-old died after Maria Cobon-Guzman allegedly struck a family in a New Jersey parking lot, reigniting debate over the state's sanctuary policy.
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says Operation Rotten Apple arrested over 2,100 criminals in New York while blasting the state's sanctuary policies.
Multiple U.S. embassies warned Americans in the Middle East to "exercise caution and heightened vigilance," while CENTCOM launched fresh strikes on Iran.
Flavio Alcantara Dias called 911 saying he killed Brianna Connolly in her Framingham home, officials say. ICE says he was released under the Biden administration.
Marcus Coleman rejected Democratic lawmakers' sympathy at a Capitol Hill hearing, saying his daughter's permanent injuries are the "end result" of sanctuary cities.
House Democrats caved on their government shutdown push, but conservatives raged over a hemp ban delay and federal grants provision in the CR.
Seattle Public Schools superintendent Ben Shuldiner declared the district is "broke" with a reported $100 million deficit as educators voted to authorize a strike.
Lynnette Bellin says a wild otter attacked her during a Lake Tahoe swim, leaving her with 38 stitches and rabies shots after a five-minute fight.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul accused President Donald Trump of "defunding the police," saying that DHS is "withholding" millions of dollars in funding.
LeSean McCoy defended Daejon Love on "Speakeasy," comparing the alleged San Francisco 49ers scam to women flaunting Birkin bags on social media.
A UAW worker's struggle at Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate press conference sparked a fierce debate between conservative and liberal commentators on X.
Tony Romo pleaded no contest to OWI in Wisconsin, revealing an over-reliance on alcohol stemming from chronic pain after multiple back surgeries.
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Payton Tolle recorded an out in unconventional fashion on Monday when he hugged Seattle Mariners designated hitter Dominic Canzone for an out.
Harvard University issued a shelter-in-place order after a man allegedly brandished an edged weapon at a Harvard Square coffee shop on Tuesday morning.
New video shows FBI agents swarming Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport, seizing his cell phone and laptop in a federal investigation.
Randy Quaid claims Anne Hathaway is a "leftist, woke, horrible choice" to replace Nicole Kidman in the "Days of Thunder" sequel with Tom Cruise.
Colin Kaepernick told NBC News he believes the NFL is still actively blackballing him 10 years after his kneeling protest against police brutality.
Chris Ballard defended Keenan Allen after his DUI arrest, citing Philip Rivers' endorsement and a decorated 14-year NFL career without issues.
Penta defeated Rey Fenix in a thrilling "Monday Night Raw" tournament final to earn a World Heavyweight Championship shot against Roman Reigns.
The Michigan Democratic Convention opened with a botched land acknowledgement as vice chair Portia Roberson struggled to pronounce Anishinaabe names.
IFS research reveals young adults in their 20s marry at far higher rates in middle America than in New York or Los Angeles metro areas.