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Comedian ROSEANNE BARR has finished filming "Meemaw," an eight-episode indie comedy series, more than eight years after ABC cancelled her revived sitcom "Roseanne." No distributor or release date has been announced.

The Justice Department filed a new lawsuit Thursday to shut down Denver's law that bars ICE and other law enforcement officers from wearing masks and requires them to display identification.

A Texas lumberyard owner who voted for Trump in 2024 says the administration's immigration enforcement has slowed business in Rio Grande City.

Yes, violent crime is down sharply under President Trump. Fewer than 4% of voters call it a top midterm issue, and experts disagree on who deserves credit.

The Trump administration says it's monitoring reports of the suspected plague in Russia and plans to screen the trickle of travelers arriving from the affected region.

A federal jury in St. Paul has convicted a Minnesota woman of three counts of health care fraud for a scheme to steal $3.6 million from the now-defunct Minnesota Medicaid Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) Program, the Justice Department announced.

Israeli archaeologists lifted a 2,000-year-old Jewish ritual bath weighing about 25 tons out of the ground in one piece this summer. Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologists say the find points to a Jewish settlement previously unknown to scholars ...

Federal prosecutors filed new charges against former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, on Thursday, alleging they tortured Americans and others held in their government's custody.

A federal court jury in Manhattan on Wednesday found a Maryland man guilty of hacking a cryptocurrency exchange and stealing more than $50 million.

The Labor Department announced sweeping new punishments Thursday against major firms that it said are laying off American workers and replacing them with lower-paid foreign guest workers.