Critics fear the Trump administration is opening the floodgates for houses of worship to turn into political fundraising tools

As the search and rescue efforts in Texas continue, the Homeland Security Secretary asked her Instagram audience to choose which portrait of her they like best

Goncalves’ family outraged by plea deal for Bryan Kohberger

Residents have been warned to stay inside as more than 160 firefighters battle the blaze outside the city

Under new bill, immigration law enforcement personnel would be banned from using non-medical face coverings

A large number of Russian officials and business executives have died since the beginning of the war in Ukraine

The dog’s owner fell nearly eight meters into a crevasse when he broke through a snow bridge

The Department of Veterans Affairs has rowed back against DOGE-inspired reduction in the workforce after angry backlash, saying it no longer believes such a significant downsizing is necessary after all

Guardia Civil spokesperson says Liverpool footballer was behind wheel when he and brother Andre Silva died last week

The impostor used the Signal messaging app, according to a diplomatic cable

The raging fire follows Spain’s hottest June on record

Bruno the bloodhound died from internal bleeding after sausages filled with nails were thrown into his kennel

Turks and Caicos Islands Police said they discovered the body of ‘a deceased male in a state of decomposition’

Watch as residents in Texas are rescued while clinging to a rope as floodwaters surge past them.

Flights were grounded at Bergamo airport as authorities launch investigation

Split bore the brunt of a brief but powerful storm

It is much cheaper to steer communities away from violence than to respond to its devastating impacts, write Labour MP Alex Ballinger and Lord Jack McConnell

The Daily Show host lamented: ‘The only difference between that vote and wrestling is that wrestling is fun and takes actual courage’

The health of U.S. children has significantly deteriorated over the past 17 years, according to a new study

Thousands of people line the Spanish city’s narrow streets each year for the centuries-old tradition of running with bulls