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New Mexico State Police have announced the arrest of Jaremy Smith, who was being sought following the fatal shooting of its officer Justin Hare on Friday.
Palestinian leaders are blaming Hamas for the "catastrophe" that is unfolding in the Gaza Strip following the terrorist group's Oct. 7 invasion of Israel.
President Biden's new shoes have caused widespread speculation about his physical health, with an "Inside Edition" report noting the shoes provide "maximum stability."
A crucial mistake by Kent State's Julius Rollins led to Akron's NCAA Tournament berth after winning the MAC tournament in the final seconds of the game Saturday night.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacts to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calling for new leadership in Israel and affirms his commitment to defeating Hamas.
John Kirby brushed off a "Fox News Sunday" question if Biden believes Israeli PM Netanyahu is preventing peace, instead highlighting the two leaders have long known each other.
Conservatives on social media accused major media outlets of taking former President Trump's "bloodbath" comments he made at an Ohio rally out of context.
A man and his alleged lookout attempted to break into a home in Bexar County, Texas, and now deputies are looking for them. The incident was caught on camera .
A 45-year-old woman from Montgomery, Texas, called 911 on Friday to report that she had shot a man who had kidnapped and drugged her, authorities said.
Embattled boxer Ryan Garcia claims the New York State Athletic Commission is trying to get him to take a "mental evaluation," which he wants to sue them for.
The SIV visa program for Afghan allies who helped U.S. troops during America's 20-year war in the country is in danger of running out of slots as soon as this summer.
Over a dozen countries suspended funding to UNRWA after allegations surfaced that a number of agency workers participated in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
Arthur Guinness is the namesake of one of the world's most famous beers and best-selling books. But little is known about the man who gave Ireland its signature drink.
The UK Antarctic Heritage Trust is seeking five people to staff remote Port Lockroy in Antarctica for the upcoming season, which begins in November 2024 and goes until March 2025.
This St. Patrick's Day, embark on a journey through the history of the holiday, exploring its roots in Irish culture and the evolution of its celebrations.