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President Donald Trump exerted public pressure Saturday night on Attorney General Pam Bondi, saying it was time for the Justice Department to take action against a number of his political foes."We can’t delay any longer, it’s killing our reputation and credibility.
Police have one suspect in custody after a shooting at a country club in Nashua, New Hampshire, left one man dead and multiple others injured.
Martha Stewart revealed she receives many flirtatious direct messages on Instagram due to her viral thirst trap photos, but confirms she remains single at 84.
President Donald Trump nominated a senior White House aide as the top federal prosecutor for the Eastern District of Virginia after its U.S. attorney was pushed out on Friday.
The Fever stunned the Atlanta Dream for Indiana's first WNBA playoff series in a decade, as Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen praised the team's grit and resilience.
Charlie Kirk died after being shot at a Utah university last week, with doctors calling it miraculous the bullet remained in his body, his friend said.
Journalists who cover the Defense Department at the Pentagon can no longer gather or report information, even if it is unclassified, unless it’s been authorized for release by the government, defense officials announced Friday.
Police have one suspect in custody after a shooting at a New Hampshire country club left multiple people shot, with authorities confirming no further danger exists.
Sean Duffy condemns Chicago and Boston transit systems' failure to protect riders after violent incidents including assaults on workers and passengers.
Nebraska's dramatic 52-yard Hail Mary catch brought the Cornhuskers game against the Michigan Wolverines to a tie at the end of the first half. But, Michigan went on to win.
President Donald Trump deleted a Truth Social post demanding Attorney General Pam Bondi prosecute James Comey, Adam Schiff and Letitia James, calling her 'all talk, no action.'
Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh surpassed Ken Griffey Jr.'s single-season franchise home run record with a 57th homer against the Houston Astros on Saturday.
