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Hollywood writers and studios reach deal with AI guidelines 01:55
American astronaut Frank Rubio returns to Earth after record-setting space mission 01:44
Delaware trooper charged with beating teen playing prank 02:04
Manhunt intensifies in Baltimore for suspected killer of tech CEO Pava LaPere 01:51
Over 50 people arrested in Philadelphia looting spree 02:21
Trump will skip second debate to speak to an audience including auto workers in Detroit 02:07
Travis King back in U.S. custody after being held in North Korea 03:21
Senator Bob Menendez and wife plead not guilty in alleged bribery scheme 01:47
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Milley reacts to North Korea's release of Travis King 00:40
Hollywood writers can return to work after union and studios reach agreement to end strike 00:57
Billions in taxpayer money spent on Navy ships that may never be used 02:53
Urgent manhunt underway for the suspected murderer of Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere 01:37
Primary care doctor shortage worsening across U.S. 02:08
FTC files lawsuit against Amazon alleging monopolistic practices 01:53
Federal government just four days away from potential shutdown 01:55
Suspect arrested in NYC day care case linked to fentanyl death of a one-year-old 01:10
Biden joins striking United Auto Workers on the picket line in Detroit 03:24
Judge rules Trump committed fraud by overvaluing assets and net worth 00:52
School districts assessing reading programs as students test scores fall 02:31
Bruce Willis’ wife opens up about actor’s condition amid FTD awareness week 01:52
Family ministry scams U.S. government into giving $8 million in Covid relief 03:15 Canadian Joshua Edwards asked the United States government to help his family’s ministry stay afloat when the pandemic hit. Edwards claimed the ministry, located in Florida, needed $6 million to pay more than 450 employees, according to court records. The U.S. government approved the PPP loan and even added to his initial ask, granting the family $8 million total. However, the application was a total fabrication. The ministry only had four employees, which were the members of the Edwards family. June 30, 2022
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Hollywood writers and studios reach deal with AI guidelines 01:55
American astronaut Frank Rubio returns to Earth after record-setting space mission 01:44
Delaware trooper charged with beating teen playing prank 02:04
Manhunt intensifies in Baltimore for suspected killer of tech CEO Pava LaPere 01:51
Over 50 people arrested in Philadelphia looting spree 02:21
Trump will skip second debate to speak to an audience including auto workers in Detroit 02:07 
