The Minnesota Department of Transportation is once again asking people to vote on names for eight of its snowplows. This is the fourth year they have run the contest.

The U.S. Embassy in the Bahamas issued a travel warning this week to Americans traveling to the island nation over a spike in gang violence.

Kenneth Law, a Canadian national, sold the lethal substance sodium nitrite to buyers considering suicide, and has been charged with 14 counts of first-degree murder.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' dad sang the praises of Taylor Swift on WFAN on Thursday, saying that the pop star is "very down to earth." The Chiefs are set to play the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday.

Iran has gone on an execution spree over the past few months, capping off a bloody year that saw over 700 executions, according to estimates from some rights groups.

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The first presidential primary of 2024 was held on Tuesday in New Hampshire. Democrats didn't officially participate. But, still, when it was all over there were important suprises.

Angry farmers shut down key stretches of French highways, as they demand that the government take measures to protect their industry, and boost their earnings.

New Jersey Devils head coach Lindy Ruff, 63, missed the third period of Thursday's game and Friday's practice after taking a puck to the head.

A small cargo plane crashed just feet from a home in southern New Hampshire Friday shortly after takeoff from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, and the pilot survived.

Nikki Haley suggested Donald Trump was 'confused' in a recent video of him railing against E. Jean Carroll, but Trump's campaign hit back, claiming she was trying to "gaslight" voters.

Weight-loss medications, which have skyrocketed in popularity, have accounted for 10% of overall cost of prescriptions for NC health plan, leading to concerns over cost.

Former President Donald Trump is taking aim at an emerging Senate border package, warning Republicans that it won't secure the border and will be a "gift" to Dems.

Homeless people in Riverbank, California, have reportedly dug caves into the bank of the Stanislaus River, about 10 miles north from where cave dwellings were found in Modesto.

The American Museum of Natural History is one of many institutions nationwide restructuring its display of Native American objects due to new regulations on tribal consent.

EXCLUSIVE: The Justice Department’s Office of Special Counsel determined that a former FBI official violated the Hatch Act in his political posts on social media—the same official whistleblowers warned showed a “pattern of active public partisanship" that “likely affected" investigations involving former President Trump and Hunter Biden.

Constitutional law expert breaks down why Texas will have a "hard time" making a constitutional argument for their border security efforts in federal court.

Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Md., released a statement Friday announcing his departure from Congress at the end of they year and called on "thoughtful, end-game representatives" to step up.

A volunteer police force in Ayahualtempa, a village in southwestern Mexico, reportedly has recruited children in its effort to fight crime there.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken in December visited UNRWA headquarters and praised the work of the humanitarian group even as reports claimed members had assisted Hamas.

The introduction of Title IX regulations raised some concerns about the fairness of transgender athletes competing in sports in the gender categories they identify with.

Republicans and Democrats in Maine voted unanimously to kill a proposed bill on gender health care that critics said could amount to "state-sanctioned kidnapping."

The 2024 Republican primary is in full swing, as former President Donald Trump continues to hold a commanding lead over former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.

"SNL" comedian Michael Che said that comedians should refuse to host Hollywood awards shows anymore because celebrities have become too sensitive.

A New York City Police Department detective was arrested on Jan. 6 for allegedly stealing $160 worth of merchandise from a Home Depot on Long Island.

The New Mexico Environment Department announced Tuesday that blood tests will be made available to residents and personnel at Cannon Air Force Base amid PFAS contamination concerns.

Five Democrats and five Republicans have qualified for the Feb. 13 special elections to replace outgoing Georgia lawmakers Mike Dugan and Barry Fleming.

Republican Kentucky state Sen. Chris McDaniel is once again pushing a bill that would amend the state's constitution to allow gubernatorial elections to coincide with presidential ones.

The Seahawks made the surprising decision to relieve Pete Carroll of his head coaching duties, which drew a reaction from the team's former star quarterback, Russell Wilson.

Republican Gov. Bill Lee, who governs a state that plays a critical role in the music industry, hopes that new legislation to protect songwriters from AI will serve as a national blueprint.

ESPN NFL reporter Dan Graziano unloaded on New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers during a recent podcast appearance, calling him a "narcissistic con artist."

Jemele Hill, a former host at ESPN, seemed to echo Pat McAfee's criticism of ESPN leadership on Tuesday during an appearance on a podcast this week.

The state of Georgia has agreed to pay Todd and Julie Chrisley a $1 million settlement following a 2019 lawsuit they filed alleging misconduct in an investigation against them.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders weighed in on social media after news broke that Alabama head coach Nick Saban is retiring.

High-profile promoter Roy Englebrecht is making a push for a new bowl game tradition. The proposed "Irrelevant Bowl" could essentially reward teams for losing regular-season games.

Republican North Dakota state Rep. Jason Dockter was charged last month with speculating or wagering on official action, a misdemeanor.

An Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals panel allowed a lawsuit by the state of Missouri, accusing China of hoarding protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, to proceed.

Al-Shabab militants killed one person and abducted five others after attacking a United Nations helicopter that made an emergency landing in central Somalia.