The acting head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, John Sanders, has told employees he is resigning from the agency. Sanders’ announcement was emailed in a message to CBP employees, and follows allegations by independent inspectors of
The driver of a pickup truck that plowed into a group of motorcyclists in New Hampshire has been charged with seven counts of homicide. Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, was arrested near his home in West Springfield, Massachusetts, Monday
On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order that would impose fresh sanctions on Iran, amid increased tensions between the two countries. Trump initially told reporters the sanction will target Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali
Authorities say a military service member assigned to help secure the U.S.-Mexico border has died in southern Arizona. The military service member with the Southwest Border Support Mission was found dead Sunday near Ajo, Arizona, according to
Writer Judith Krantz, who wrote popular romance novels such as “Scruples” and “Princess Daisy,” died Saturday at her Bel-Air home. She was 91. Krantz’s son Tony Krantz, a TV executive, confirmed her death by natural causes on
Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore announced on Thursday he is running for U.S. Senate in 2020, two years after narrowly losing a bid for the seat to Democratic Sen. Doug Jones amid allegations of sexual misconduct
On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that a gigantic Latin cross on government land in Maryland does not have to be moved or altered in the name of church-state separation. The justices reasoned that the 40-foot cross
Former Vice President Joe Biden is being criticized for highlighting his relationship with James Eastland — a Mississippi senator and noted segregationist — at a New York City fundraiser Tuesday night. Biden referenced Eastland while arguing for
The former leader of a purported “self-help group” was convicted Wednesday of federal charges that centered on lurid details of what prosecutors called a secret society of “sex slaves” within a community of followers in upstate New
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are expected to question former White House communications director Hope Hicks when she appears before the panel during a closed-door hearing Wednesday morning. Members of the Democratic majority on the committee
