Two Harvard University scientists, widely known as "alien hunters," said debris recovered from an unidentified flying object that crashed into the Pacific Ocean in January 2014 appears to be "artificial in origin."
An American Civil Liberties Union-backed measure that parents argue would allow children to obtain abortions and genital mutilation surgeries without parental consent got enough signatures to make the ballot in Ohio.
Former Virginia Republican Rep. Denver Riggleman, who advised the Jan. 6 committee, has joined Hunter Biden’s legal team to combat GOP investigations into the president’s son, conduct data investigations and analysis, and attempt to pour cold water on the first son’s now-infamous laptop.
The deadline for a Chicago commission to select three candidates for police superintendent is swiftly approaching, as the pool of over 50 candidates has been whittled down to six.
The Federal Trade Commission has turned an increased focus toward deceptive web design practices that play on human emotions, also known as "dark patterns."
More than 40 officials for the Biden administration are temporarily barred from working with social media companies concerning "protected speech" after a surprise July 4 temporary ruling in a Louisiana-based federal court.
Border Patrol agents in Arizona released into the United States an illegal immigrant who was named on the FBI's terror watch list, which set off a weeks-long effort by federal agencies to locate and re-arrest the potentially dangerous individual, according to a new report.
