Harvard researchers claim new satellite images show dramatic spikes in auto traffic around major hospitals in Wuhan last fall suggesting the coronavirus may have been spreading through central China as early as August - four months before Beijing first reported the outbreak to the world.
Two boaters who were reported missing as Tropical Storm Cristobal made landfall along Louisiana's coast were found alive on Monday after the pair club to a life jacket overnight and drifted on Lake Pontchartrain, according to officials.
Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano explained on Tuesday why cities cannot get rid of police departments, telling “Fox & Friends” that most “city charters require the cities to have police departments so you can't just not have it.”
A Michigan voter filed a lawsuit Tuesday against State Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, Bureau of Elections Director Jonathan Brater, and other officials, claiming that in at least 16 Michigan counties voter rolls have not been properly maintained, and that this leaves them vulnerable to fraud in November's election.
A former Texas banker has admitted setting a fire in the bank to prevent state regulators from uncovering the theft of $11 million in bank funds.
As primary voting began in Georgia on Tuesday, the mayor of the state’s largest city reported that multiple voting machines were not working.
A top State Department official has accused Steve Linick, the department’s fired inspector general, of contacting a former colleague, obtaining official documents and returning to his former office, all in violation of the terms of his administrative leave.
Village People singer Victor Willis wants President Donald Trump to stop using his music at rallies.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said Tuesday that defunding or disbanding U.S. police departments is not the answer to nationwide protests against police brutality, arguing for the ouster of Democrats who run cities with the most problems.
Former prosecutor and Fox Nation host Nancy Grace is calling on U.S. law enforcement to explain why they have not pressed charges against the alleged pimp of deceased, convicted sex offender and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
The epidemiologist who led Sweden's controversial COVID-19 response, which did not involve a strict lockdown, now says that the country should have done more to stop the spread of the virus, according to news reports.
Tyrone Power’s daughter Taryn Power still has vivid memories of the classic Hollywood idol nearly 62 years after his death.
Even with the good May job numbers, the economic recovery lies in the balance and with a historically high number of Americans unemployed, strong pro-growth policies are necessary
It’s not just humans who are packing on the pounds during the coronavirus quarantine — so is man’s best friend.
Nothing tastes like summer more than a juicy burger or steak.
Mahmoud Mousavi-Majd, the Iranian citizen who allegedly provided key details to the U.S. prior to the drone strike that killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani earlier this year, will be executed, the country’s judiciary said on Tuesday, according to Reuters.
Fox News contributor and former House Oversight Committee chairman Trey Gowdy told “The Story” Monday that the police reform measures proposed by House Democrats are going to make an already "tough job" less desirable.
The racially charged tension between police and protesters isn't new to the city.
Niecy Nash is recounting her son's tense interaction with the police.
The State Department is launching a new push to free an American hostage being held in an Iranian jail, shortly after Navy veteran Michael White was freed from nearly two years' imprisonment in the Islamic Republic.
Terry Crews is responding swiftly to social media backlash he received over tweets he sent that people coming together to defeat “White supremacy without White people creates Black supremacy.”
"Percy Jackson" author Rick Riordan doesn't appear to be a fan of the film adaptations for his novels.
Attorney General William Barr told "Special Report" Monday that the claim law enforcement forcefully expanded a protest perimeter around the White House last week so President Trump could visit St. John Church for a photo op last week is a "canard."
President Trump said Monday during a roundtable with law enforcement he’s going to discuss ideas to see how policing can be done in “a much more gentle fashion.”
North Korea on Tuesday vowed to cut all lines of communication with South Korea, according to its state news agency KCNA.