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The first RICO racketeering charges against members and associates of the migrant terrorist group Tren de Aragua were filed this week in New York.

A federal judge ordered the reinstatement of Voice of America (VoA) on Tuesday, the federally-funded media network that President Donald Trump had dismantled earlier this spring.

A federal jury ruled that the New York Times was not liable for defamation in relation to a 2017 editorial invoking the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate.

A Florida woman pretended to be an ICE agent in an effort to kidnap the wife of her former boyfriend from her job, authorities said Tuesday.

An Arizona jury found Lori Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiring with Alex Cox, her late brother, to murder her fourth husband, Charles Vallow.

American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten shares her perspective on a controversial Supreme Court case and the nation’s test scores on ‘The Story.’

A mom is suing a Missouri school for suspending her 13-year-old son for making a rifle out of cans of Dr. Pepper and then posting a photo of it on Snapchat.

Elon Musk has served as a heat shield, or lightning rod, throughout Trump’s tumultuous and historic second first 100 days.

“Jeopardy!” fans pointed out a contestant’s uncanny resemblance to a Jim Parsons’ character in “The Big Bang Theory.” Viewers called Liam Starnes a “real life Sheldon Cooper.”

Speaking at the White House Tuesday evening, President Donald Trump blasted courts standing in the way of his administration’s immigration agenda of deporting “some very bad people,” who he said include “killers, murderers, drug dealers.”