A Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wis., became the scene of unthinkable tragedy on Sunday when the driver of an SUV appeared to deliberately plow through the crowd, leaving five dead and dozens more injured. According to police, one person is in custody for the incident, as reported by Reuters.
An accidental gunshot caused panic on Saturday afternoon in the screening area of a major Georgia airport, resulting in three reported injuries.
A judge in New York has ordered the New York Times to refrain from publishing an article about noted conservative activist group Project Veritas.
Two of the 17 American and Canadian Christian missionaries taken hostage in Haiti last month have been released, the group that arranged for their trip to the Caribbean nation said on Sunday, without giving further details.
Recent COVID restrictions in the Netherlands prompted the younger population to lash out against government control.
A nonbinary pronoun added to an esteemed French dictionary has sparked a heated debate over linguistics in a country where grammar is revered as a source of cultural pride.
The Center for Disease Control confirmed that vials marked “Smallpox” in a Pennsylvania laboratory did not actually contain the virus.
Sporadic demonstrations erupted overnight in several states following the Friday acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse.
With an estimated 11 million undocumented noncitizens in the country, three states have sued the Department of Homeland Security for imposing limits on deportation that they describe as “reckless” and a “shocking disregard for the law.”
Attorney generals from 10 states are investigating the potentially damaging effects of Instagram, and whether the company has broken any laws with its questionable business practices.