Investigations

In his first interview about his new book, “A Very Private School,” Spencer detailed what he described as the culture of cruelty at Maidwell Hall in the mid-1970s.

The bill was intended as a stopgap measure to reassure fertility clinics that had halted operations, but legal experts are concerned about its unintended consequences.

The 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman's death in custody in 2022 triggered huge public protests that lasted many months.

Navy officials say they have identified a part that failed in a November crash that killed eight service members, but will not yet announce the finding publicly.

After NBC News reported that fentanyl scanners sit unused due to missing funds, the Montana Democrat sent a letter to Congress blasting Republicans who blocked the money.

Local officials said that amid baseless claims of stolen and rigged elections, they worry about the physical safety of election workers and the sites where votes are counted.

The new charges allege that the New Jersey Democrat claimed payments made to him and his wife were loans when he “well knew” that they “were not loans, but bribe payments.”

A senior U.N. official also found “reasonable grounds to believe” accounts of rape and gang rape during Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

The White House has asked the Pentagon for more options to get additional humanitarian aid to Gaza's hungry civilians by air, land and sea.

The money to install the screeners was in the supplemental funding request Republicans blocked.

The DJ found fame and fortune with the trailblazing rap group Run-DMC. But his close ties to unsavory figures from his old neighborhood led to his 2002 murder.