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Authorities say a college financial aid advisor allegedly strangled his girlfriend and then set fire to their upstate New York home, trapping her and their newborn baby inside.
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A homecoming celebration at Pennsylvania’s Lincoln University turned into chaos Saturday night when gunfire erupted, leaving one person dead and six others injured at one of the nation’s oldest HBCUs.
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ICE stormed New York City’s streets Wednesday, rounding up a crew of dangerous illegal immigrants — including Senegalese offenders with long criminal histories involving drug trafficking, robbery, domestic violence, and even attacks on police, authorities said.
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Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent victims, was brutally beaten, bloodied, and raped by a ‘well-known prime minister’ in a series of horrifying encounters—torments that ultimately pushed the teenager to break free from Epstein’s grip.
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A single-page mortgage document, signed by New York’s Attorney General Letitia James, has landed her at the heart of federal criminal charges—exposing her to a staggering 60-year prison sentence.
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In Florida, at least six property insurers are taking their fight with public adjusters to a new level — adding policy endorsements that all but tell homeowners: don’t hire them.
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New York City’s 81st annual Columbus Day Parade, scheduled for Monday, has been canceled as the governor declares a state of emergency amid severe storms and widespread flooding across the tri-state area.
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In a striking turnaround, President Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that he believes Ukraine has the potential to reclaim all territory seized by Russia—marking a dramatic departure from his previous calls for Kyiv to make concessions to end the conflict.
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ABC has announced it will bring back Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after temporarily pulling the host off the air indefinitely following widespread backlash over his remarks regarding the recent killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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President Donald Trump lauded Charlie Kirk as a 'great American hero' and a 'martyr for freedom' during a gathering Sunday evening of leading conservatives honoring the slain political activist—a figure whose mission, they vowed, must continue.
Authorities say a college financial aid advisor allegedly strangled his girlfriend and then set fire to their upstate New York home, trapping her and their newborn baby inside.
