Texas Democrats to remain in Washington throughout special session
The group of Texas House Democrats who fled their state for Washington, D.C. held a press conference marking the halfway point of the special session they are blocking…
Florida condo collapse: Rescue workers thanked in touching ceremony after return to headquarters
Florida firefighters have concluded the month-long search for bodies in the wreckage of the Surfside condo collapse.
Los Angeles detects mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus
A Los Angeles public health agency overseeing vector control has reported mosquito samples positive for West Nile virus, cautioning residents to take preventive steps.
US Virgin Islands missing Sarm Heslop: Parents ‘want, need and demand’ answers 5 months after disappearance
The parents of a United Kingdom woman who vanished from the U.S. Virgin Islands in March demanded answers Friday in a case that has gone virtually nowhere and…
Chicago mom who is visually impaired mourns fatally shot teen son who helped her get around
Brittany Benson, a Chicago mother of three children who has trouble seeing, will no longer be able to depend on her 15-year-old son to help her get around…
Former Detroit police chief reacts to DC crime wave: ‘Malfeasance’ ‘broke’ the system
Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig called out city leaders nationwide for playing a large role in the crime waves rocking Washington and elsewhere across the country, one…
Sen. Tom Cotton slams China over the pandemic
Senator Tom Cotton joined ‘America Reports’ to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and weigh in on mask mandates.
Monica Lewinsky says it’s ‘strange’ that she’s been ‘a public person’ for half of her life on 48th birthday
Monica Lewinsky reflected on spending half of her life as a “public person” in a social media post celebrating her 48th birthday.
Arizona deputies escort late officer’s daughter to first day of school
Deputies from Maricopa County in Arizona recently accompanied the daughter of a fallen colleague to her first day of kindergarten.
Dabo not a fan of expanded playoffs: ‘I don’t know if there’s 12 teams good enough’
Though his Tigers have appeared in six of the first seven College Football Playoffs, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney isn’t digging the new 12-team playoff expansion.