US says it will discuss Greenland ownership with Denmark next week
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces talks amid concerns over US claims to the Danish territory.
Violent crime continues to drop in Detroit. What to watch in 2026
The city's homicide rate is at its lowest rate since 1965. Here’s more Detroit public safety issues to watch in 2026.
Shooting reported in Minneapolis, where feds are conducting an immigration crackdown
Authorities reported a shooting Wednesday involving federal agents in Minneapolis, where immigration enforcement has been conducting a major crackdown.
Tulsi Gabbard goes missing from TV spots as Trump officials boast about president’s Venezuela attacks
Director of National Intelligence reportedly not part of planning for raid on Caracas to capture Nicolas Maduro and has not been seen on conservative media since
US will control Venezuela oil sales 'indefinitely', official says
Officials say sales were expected to start with 30 million to 50 million barrels of oil and the revenue would be controlled by the US government.
Allentown Central Catholic grad Liam Joyce looking for strong finish at Randolph-Macon
Former Vikings star in a good place after overcoming some challenges
Toddler left paralyzed from flu-related disorder as mother warns other parents over vaccinations
Sara Lopez developed transverse myelitis, which disrupts the messages sent from the spinal cord to the rest of the body
Trump threats against Greenland pose new, potentially unprecedented challenge to NATO
Greenland is part of NATO ally Denmark.
Federal law enforcement involved in 'ICE-related shooting' in Minneapolis
Federal law enforcement was involved in a shooting Wednesday in Minneapolis, a city spokesperson said.
What Became of America’s “Peace President”? Who’s Behind American Foreign Policy?
Stephen Miller, President Trump’s Jewish deputy chief of staff and architect of Trump’s agenda, is the administration’s voice on American foreign policy.
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Former Italy fly-half McKinley sits down with Ireland Rugby Social
Irish-born Ian McKinley, who won nine Italy caps despite losing sight in his left eye, joins Gavin Andrews and Conor Murray on the Ireland Rugby Social.
Trump’s popularity with young men is collapsing due to ‘unnecessary wars,’ new poll shows
The poll found that voters wanted Trump to avoid ‘unnecessary wars’ weeks before he abducted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro