A Colorado gunman has been blamed for killing four individuals and injuring at least three others Monday in a shooting spree that occurred in multiple locations across the Denver metro area, officials confirmed.
A former official at USA Swimming tendered her resignation earlier this month in protest of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas competing in female competitions, according to The Washington Examiner.
Monday, the Centers for Disease Control recommended cutting in half the isolation time for people who test positive for COVID-19.
2021 marks the deadliest year in U.S. history for police officers, according to a December report from The National Fraternal Order of Police.
Dozens of civilians in Myanmar were slaughtered by junta soldiers in a gruesome Christmas Eve attack according to reports coming out of the country.
A recent survey carried out by Rasmussen Reports has highlighted a very clear divide among Americans and the belief, or lack thereof, in natural immunity.
U.S. and Japanese military leaders have drawn up a draft plan for a joint operation in the event of an emergency in Taiwan as tensions rise between the self-ruled democratic island and China.
Worldwide flight cancelations and delays left thousands of travelers stranded for the holidays.
The verdict is in: former officer Kimberly Potter has been found guilty.
A New York Supreme Court judge delivered a victory for Project Veritas in ongoing litigation between the conservative media outlet and The New York Times.