Former GOP mayoral candidate pleads guilty to Jan. 6-related charge
Gino DiGiovanni Jr. previously held office as an alderman in Derby, Connecticut.
Gino DiGiovanni Jr. previously held office as an alderman in Derby, Connecticut.
A Pennsylvania woman accused of researching dangerous household items for months has been arrested in the death and alleged poisoning of her boyfriend’s 1-year-old.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Friday defended his radio show comment that the state is doing everything it can to stop people crossing the border illegally short of shooting them, because the president would charge him with murder.
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A pro-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. super PAC is hiring paid signature gatherers to qualify him for the 2024 presidential campaign ballot in key battleground states.
The same New York state judge dismissed Trump's 2021 lawsuit against the paper and three of its journalists for their Pulitzer Prize-winning series on his finances.
Family members, press freedom groups and Palestinian journalists have angrily rejected the Israeli military’s allegation that two reporters killed in an Israeli strike last weekend were “terrorists.”
Apoorva Ramaswamy fielded several questions about her and her husband’s race, ethnicity and beliefs during campaign stops across Iowa.
Quaker Oats recalled dozens of types of cereal and granola bars last month due to potential salmonella contamination. Now, another 20-plus products have been added.
President Joe Biden said on Friday that he has confidence in Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin after the Pentagon waited three days to tell the White House that the top defense official was in the intensive care unit.
When an all-white jury deliberated for less than three hours to dismiss her lawsuit against Louisiana State University last month, Sharon Lewis — a Black woman who challenged being unceremoniously fired after 20 years in the university’s athletics department — could only shake her head.
The reopening of a Jacksonville store where three people were killed in a racially targeted shooting is drawing mixed reaction. WTLV's Tristan Hardy reports.