New Zealand police on Wednesday released a detailed timeline of their response to the March 15 shootings that left 50 dead at two Christchurch mosques, confirming they arrested the suspected shooter 18 minutes after receiving the first emergency call.
Steve Chazin, of Fairfax, Virginia, captured video on his dash camera of what he believes to be a stunning meteor swish by during his drive back from Washington Dulles International Airport Tuesday evening.
Colorado schools fear opening on Wednesday after a Miami woman who is “infatuated” with the 1999 Columbine massacre made threats and traveled to Colorado where she bought firearms earlier this week, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI.
Rolling Stone Magazine is facing criticism on Tuesday over a quote used to highlight a piece on the rebuilding of the Notre Dame Cathedral after the devastating fire.
Nearly 60,000 known or suspected illegal are being held in federal prisons, according to a Tuesday report from the Department of Justice obtained by Fox News.
It's going to be a December to remember for Highlander fans.
Hoping to steal sales from other high-end automakers.
A New Mexico man faces multiple charges after police found over four dozen diamonds in a bag inside his anal cavity that he allegedly planned on trading for drugs, KOB 4 reported.
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Fox described “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett as a “washed up celeb who lied to cops” in texts messages released Tuesday by her office in response to a public-records request by the Chicago Tribune.
Sophie Turner is opening up about her mental health struggles.
A woman broke her back and her foot when she jumped into the water to rescue a boy who was struggling against a rip current in Florida.
Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich affirmed a recent tweet from singer Cher, who complained on Sunday that cities like Los Angeles sought to help "struggling immigrants" while their own residents suffered.
President Trump offered his thoughts Tuesday night on which two Democratic contenders he thinks will face off in the 2020 presidential primary.
President Trump’s special counselor, Kellyanne Conway said Tuesday to expect the president to react to Thursday’s release of the redacted Mueller report while downplaying any major revelations expected from it.
An Arizona mayor on Tuesday said he declared an emergency in the city he represents due to the strain caused by the incoming flow of migrants.
Police are looking for a suspect who pretended to be a driver from ridesharing company's app who allegedly robbed a woman in her Maryland apartment at the end of March.
They've snagged headlines across the country -- notorious criminals or suspects in gruesome crimes falling in love while behind bars.
“The Five” was live in Nashville Tuesday with special co-host and country music star John Rich talking about the media’s continued fascination with the Mueller report.
When the Notre Dame Cathedral exploded into flames Monday, people around the world were shocked and saddened, not just because it is a place of historic and sacred significance, but because a thing of beauty was damaged and defaced before our very eyes.
President Trump on Tuesday vetoed a joint resolution calling on the U.S. to end military assistance to Saudi-led forces fighting in Yemen's ongoing civil war, calling it "an unnecessary, dangerous attempt to weaken my constitutional authorities, endangering the lives of American citizens and brave service members, both today and in the future."
A crowdfunding campaign for three African American churches in Louisiana recently gutted by arson has climbed after social media posts urging the public not to forget them amid the focus on the fire-ravaged Notre Dame cathedral.
A Mississippi sheriff says two men have been arrested in an assault captured on video and shared on social media.
Authorities in Colorado are on the lookout for an “armed” 18-year-old woman who’s believed “to be extremely dangerous” after several schools were put on lockouts earlier Tuesday.
FBI investigators looking into Hillary Clinton's email use in 2016 sought access to "highly classified information" they said was "necessary" to complete their probe, but later withdrew their request and cleared Clinton of wrongdoing -- and the Justice Department now has 10 days to explain itself, three top Republican Senate committee chairmen said Tuesday.
The architect of former President George W. Bush’s presidential campaigns said Tuesday he isn’t optimistic about Bill Weld’s chances in the presidential election against his party mate, Donald Trump.