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Portland Mayor Wilson is reaffirming his commitment to sanctuary policies in the wake of another night of violence outside a local U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility.
For the third week in a row, Taylor Swift has been the focus of a football podcast.
Kim Jong Un was joined by his daughter Kim Ju Ae at the China military parade in Beijing, as she emerges as the likely successor in North Korea.
Injured Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark had it out with Phoenix Mercury veteran DeWanna Bonner during the teams' matchup on Tuesday night.
Possible tug equipment failure led to a collision between two United Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft at San Francisco International Airport on Monday.
Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley highlighted just how important the team's game against the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday afternoon.
Recent street takeovers across nine cities resulted in hundreds of arrests as law enforcement agencies crack down on dangerous organized vehicle stunts and racing.
Celebrity attitudes toward Trump are changing as Hollywood faces economic pressures and backlash against woke culture, according to industry observers.
A new GOP bill would impose harsher penalties on attacks against ICE agents, citing partisan clashes over Trump’s immigration policies.
A registered dietitian reveals five protein-packed carbs, including quinoa, sprouted grain bread and lentils, that can help with weight loss and muscle building.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing calls to resign from current and former HHS employees after his removal of CDC director Susan Monarez.
A federal appeals court has blocked President Donald Trump’s use of a centuries-old wartime law that he had invoked to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members. The White House had justified these deportations under the Alien Enemies Act which gives the president those powers in the event of an invasion or war, but the judges ruled 2-to-1 that there was no invasion by a foreign power. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.
