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When New York wildlife officers euthanized a couple's pet squirrel, Peanut, two years ago, Republicans including JD Vance seized on the critter's killing as just another example of government overreach from meddling Democrats.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and an accompanying group on Veterans Day were scolded for a breach of decorum by a soldier standing watch at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

The holiday season gets a head start in Washington this weekend.

Baltimore resident Ronald Jones thought he was in the clear when he went live on Instagram on July 29, 2024. Instead, cops with a warrant for his arrest easily found him -- and two illegal guns.

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni said law enforcement found no concrete threat during checks of thousands of school buildings that were evacuated Wednesday after an emailed bomb threat, the latest in a series of disruptions affecting European ...

Iranian boxer Mohammad Javad Vafaei Sani won't be in London on Thursday to accept his Outstanding Human Rights Activist award from the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign. He remains on death row in his home country for protesting against the ...

Sen. John Fetterman faces at least one challenger so far in the 2028 Democratic primary, an "anti-Zionist" from Gaza who has spent the last three years in a tirade against Israel, its people and U.S. officials who support providing aid to the country ...

Amazon has set its 2026 Black Friday dates and put early deals on devices, tech, kitchen gear, toys and holiday decor on sale. Here's what's new this year, what to buy now and what to wait for.

Russia's ambassador to the U.S., Alexander Darchiev, died "suddenly" on Wednesday in Russia, according to Moscow officials. He was 66.

Members of the hard-line conservative House Freedom Caucus laid out their proposals on Tuesday to strip the incoming Democratic Congress of some of its power.