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A man visiting Silver Falls State Park close to Portland, Oregon, fell 177 feet to his death off a waterfall while trying to pose for a photo.

No transgender woman has ever played in the WNBA. But after two former NBA players declared themselves eligible for next year's draft, the league is pushing back hard on what it calls "bad-faith" efforts to turn the issue into a fight.

A Frisco, Texas, man pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the IRS through a fraudulent tax shelter scheme. The conspiracy caused an approximate $43 million tax loss to the IRS, the Justice Department announced.

A former University of California, Santa Barbara student, Arian Eteghaei, convicted of sexually assaulting multiple women, has been sentenced to 30 years to life in state prison, closing out a yearslong case that also saw him briefly escape ...

Families of sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are pressing Navy leadership over a mounting mental health crisis, after military-focused outlets reported multiple sailors have tried to go overboard during the carrier's record-setting deployment ...

A federal appeals court upheld a Texas law requiring voters to provide an identification number before casting ballots by mail, plus scolded voting rights activists and a lower court for their efforts to undermine the state's statute.

Comedian MARGARET CHO: "It's really sad and scary the way our government treats trans lives. We're in the middle of a trans genocide."

Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson punched a man and shoved his girlfriend in 1988, police records show.

Ten Republicans -- including felons, a fashion model and career candidates from other states -- are fighting for one Florida seat. Meanwhile, prediction-market platform Kalshi faces new legal trouble, and Turning Point reveals a startling voter ...

Police in Arizona arrested a homeless couple accused of taking books from a public library and selling them to bookstores instead of returning them.