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Montgomery County, Maryland, officials launched a portal allowing residents to report U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity.

Lawyers for the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk redoubled their efforts Friday to raise doubts about DNA evidence that authorities said links Tyler Robinson to the suspected murder weapon.

CNN pundit on BERNIE SANDERS: "Bernie's been in elected office for 45 years. Why isn't he establishment?"

Three songwriters filed a copyright lawsuit against South Korean entertainment giant Hybe, saying the K-pop supergroup BTS' chart-topping single "Swim" was lifted from their unpublished demo with the same name.

Police in Britain are questioning a suspect in the slaying of a prominent former Conservative lawmaker turned TV personality who was found dead Thursday inside her southwest England home.

National Pina Colada Day has always had the energy of a novelty holiday, the kind celebrated with paper umbrellas and mix from a can. But the way serious drinkers and bartenders talk about this drink has changed, and the reason has everything to do ...

Washington's cardinal fired a priest who linked UFOs to demons -- then changed his story on why. Here's what he's saying now.

A former investor in "The Chosen," a popular streaming series about the life of Jesus, has filed a class-action lawsuit saying he and more than 16,000 other shareholders were cashed out of the company without fair compensation.

Sen. Susan Collins' campaign is giving her would-be rivals the "Jeb!" treatment, casting them as low-energy losers who have a long climb before they can recreate the Graham Platner buzz.

It's hard to imagine the federal government paying hunters to shoot and kill owls, but that's exactly what has begun in the Pacific Northwest and California, where the destruction of up to 450,000 barred owls is underway in a desperate bid to save ...