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People in Hawaii are bracing for another round of heavy rain and winds, even as they're still trying to clean up and recover from a hurricane last weekend that damaged homes, downed trees and left roads covered in mud and rocks.

DSA DIVORCE: A hardline caucus inside the Democratic Socialists of America is publicly rejecting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a potential 2028 presidential contender, accusing her of abandoning the socialist movement that helped launch her career ...

The mother of a 5-year-old Palestinian girl who was killed after Israeli forces fired on her family's car in Gaza City wants an independent inquiry into her death, saying an Israeli military investigation announced this week is insufficient.

Federal investigators have pulled intact data cards from a state police helicopter and Cessna plane that collided at a small airport in central Pennsylvania, killing the plane's pilot.

White House responds to ROSIE: "A nasty woman and a total slob whose brain has been completely destroyed by Trump Derangement Syndrome."

President Trump said he will waive higher tariffs on ground beef imports, a move aimed at lowering prices for Americans struggling with soaring meat prices.

A Texas court on Friday slashed a $50 million judgment to $1.5 million against Infowars founder Alex Jones over falsely calling 2012 school shooting a hoax.

They arrived in a kaleidoscope of colors, but one won. For decades, the American school bus has maintained such a standard look that "school bus yellow" is national shorthand for their deep, glossy hue.

ROYAL RETURN? Meghan Markle has been offered a major role in an upcoming project based in the U.K., and the opportunity was one of several factors behind her and Prince Harry's decision to move their family back to Britain.

Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" is now the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time, earning $1.352 billion worldwide and surpassing the record set by 2024's "Deadpool & Wolverine," which took in $1.338 billion.