JESSE WATTERS: There is a migrant crime spree killing Americans
Fox News host Jesse Watters voices his concerns over migrant crime as illegal immigrants continue to pour over the southern border on "Jesse Watters Primetime." Read More
Big Oil companies ask Supreme Court to intervene in high-stakes climate case
The fossil fuel industry is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to take up a series of key questions related to ongoing litigation accusing it of causing global warming. Read More
Boy, 11, makes portrait of world leader from 1,764 Rubik’s Cubes, sets sights on breaking world record
A boy from Essex, England, created a Rubik's Cube portrait of the U.K. prime minister using 1,764 puzzle games. Henil Soni reportedly can solve the handheld puzzle in mere seconds. Read More
Laken Riley murder: Athens-Clark County Sheriff campaigned on not ‘cooperating’ with ICE: ‘culture of fear’
Resurfaced video appeared to show Athens-Clark County Sheriff campaigning on not 'cooperating' with ICE. Read More
Chiefs owner ranked worst in NFL, players union survey shows after back-to-back Super Bowls
Despite being the first team in almost 20 years to win back-to-back Super Bowls, an NFLPA survey ranked Clark Hunt as the worst owner in the league. Read More
Clinton-era treasurer honored in Ohio hometown for 30th anniversary of inauguration
Marion, Ohio is set to honor former Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow this week, with the 93-year-old Democrat making six planned appearances across town to commemorate her 1994 swearing-in. Read More
Woman files lawsuit claiming Vikings star Justin Jefferson is father of her child, encouraged abortion
Minnesota Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson's personal life was made public on Wednesday after a woman claiming he's the father to her child filed a lawsuit against him in January. Read More
Odd thrift store donation found to be a WWII-era grenade, prompts evacuations: ‘A rarity’
Abbotsford Police Department said on Tuesday that its officers came across a decommissioned World War II grenade that was donated to a thrift store by accident. Read More
Texas troopers recover 5 unaccompanied children in Eagle Pass carrying New York addresses
Texas state troopers on Wednesday recovered at least five unaccompanied children among dozens of illegal immigrants in Eagle Pass. Read More
Texas inmate executed after being convicted of double murder in 2001, insisted he was innocent
Texas inmate Ivan Cantu, 50, became the first 2024 execution in Texas on Wednesday, while disputing his 2001 double murder conviction and maintaining his innocence. Read More