A suspect remained at large following the still-unsolved murder of a retired dean near the school last week. Officials said that 77-year-old former dean and professor Honoree Fleming was fatally shot on the Delaware & Hudson Rail Trail last week,… Read More »Suspect at large after retired Vermont university dean is found shot to death
President Biden said on Monday that at least 11 Americans were among those killed in Hamas attack on Israel over the weekend, after the terrorist group launched the worst attack on the Jewish nation in 50 years. Israeli Ambassador to… Read More »At least 11 Americans among those killed in Hamas attack on Israel
According to Pennsylvania State Police, one person is dead and at least eight others are hurt after a shooting early Sunday morning at Chevy Chase Community Center on North 5th Avenue in White Township. Pennsylvania State Police say the shooting… Read More »One killed, at least 8 injured during party at community center in Pennsylvania
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced that the United States will send multiple military ships and aircraft closer to Israel as a show of support, ordering the deployment of several warships to the Middle East on Sunday following the increase of… Read More »United States orders warships to Middle East days after Hamas attacks on Israel
The former treasurer for embattled Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., Nancy Marks, pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal conspiracy charge. Marks resigned from Santos’ team in January amid reports of multiple controversies revolving around his campaign finances. Santos pleaded not guilty… Read More »George Santos’ former campaign treasurer pleads guilty to federal conspiracy charge
A spokesperson for the state of Wisconsin said on Thursday that a man who illegally brought a handgun into the Wisconsin Capitol on Wednesday, with demands to see Gov. Tony Evers, later returned that night with an assault rifle after… Read More »Armed man seeking Wisconsin governor arrested at state capitol, returns with assault rifle
More than 75,000 workers at the nation’s largest healthcare nonprofit organization, Kaiser Permanente, went on strike Wednesday at hospitals and medical offices across five states, after negotiations failed to resolve a dispute over staffing. The Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions… Read More »Over 75,000 healthcare workers on strike at Kaiser Permanente facilities across the U.S.
The Biden administration announced a new round of student loan forgiveness, approving $9 billion in debt relief for 125,000 borrowers benefiting from three existing federal relief programs. The President said on Wednesday he pledges to continue to look for ways… Read More »Biden administration announces $9B in student loan forgiveness, debt relief
The judge in former-President Donald Trump’s business fraud trial in New York City issued a partial gag order on Tuesday, after Trump blasted the judge, his top law clerk and New York Attorney General Letitia James in a post on… Read More »Judge issues gag order in Trump fraud trial after he posts about law clerk
The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday afternoon to remove Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., from his leadership position. The House voted 216-210 to oust McCarthy, with eight Republicans joining Democrats to remove him, and seven members absent. It is the… Read More »House Speaker Kevin McCarthy removed from position in historic vote