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Donald Trump's Venezuela strike and following insistence that the US 'needs' Greenland has sparked new fears that the Trump administration may try to invade the territory

In recent days, Donald Trump and Stephen Miller have escalated desires to acquire Greenland and refused to rule out military invasion

Notre Dame-Green Pond senior Dom Sumpolec leads five Lehigh Valley area wrestlers who are closing in on milestones. Sumpolec has 99 career wins. Northampton junior Gabe Ballard has 98 entering Wednesday.

Wall Street’s hot start to the year is cooling a bit.

The first-of-its-kind pilot in India was just beginning to bear fruit, according to those involved with the project

Coco Gauff pulled off double duty to drag defending champions the United States into the United Cup semi-finals on Wednesday while world number two Iga Swiatek did her bit for Poland.

For more than two decades, Andrea Yates was framed as a monster who drowned her five children to “save them from hell.” But a new doc, The Cult Behind the Killer: The Andrea Yates Story shows a woman grappling with severe postpartum psychosis, who was driven to tragic extremes by the psychological manipulation of others – including a rogue preacher who reached Yates at her most vulnerable. Andrea Cavallier explores the case

The City of Lewiston officially swore in Iman Osman as one of the four new members of the City Council Monday night, even as he faces active criminal charges and ongoing investigations into residency and potential fraud. The post You Can’t Make This Up: Lewiston, Maine Swears In Somali Refugee Despite Active Investigations and Criminal Charges appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Police in Camden County are looking for a woman who was caught on surveillance trying to steal $500 worth of merchandise from a Target store.

Families whose loved ones died sobbed in court Tuesday while listening to frantic 911 calls as the horror unfolded on the recordings.

A roundup of the "hold up… what?!" facts I ran into this past month.View Entire Post ›

National Park staff will make a judgment call as to whether visitors with altered passes face fines