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Hannah Dugan, the former Wisconsin judge who tried to help an illegal immigrant evade an ICE arrest in her courtroom, was sentenced Wednesday to a $5,000 fine but allowed to escape any prison time.

Russian strikes killed four across Ukraine as U.S. President Trump pledged to let Kyiv build its own Patriot missile defenses. Here is what the deal means and what happens next.

Ruthia He, founder and former CEO of California-based digital mental health company Done Global Inc., was sentenced to six years in prison and fined $1 million for orchestrating a scheme that used the company's technology platform, compensation ...

Actor Armie Hammer is privately disowning "Citizen Vigilante," the film that marked his first leading role since the sexual misconduct allegations that derailed his career in 2021. Hammer called the film, which has attracted controversy in Germany,

A Kansas City, Missouri, man pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon and to multiple federal dogfighting charges, the Justice Department announced.

U.S. Senate candidate Haley Stevens is out to prove that a Democrat can stand with Israel in defiance of liberal activists and still win the party's nomination.

Waymo halted one of its robotaxis mid-ride and called California cops after it caught two teen passengers drinking booze and shooting pellets from toy guns, police said.

A Black activist group is urging the California public school system to accommodate "Black English" in schools, arguing that Black children's use of the dialect must be "honored."

President Trump sharply escalated his warning about the dangers of communism on Wednesday, saying it poses a bigger threat to the U.S. than both World Wars and the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

President Trump on Wednesday mused openly about being assassinated, saying he is the most-wanted man in Iran and occupies an inherently dangerous job.