After a missed field goal ended the Baltimore Ravens’ season, fans flooded social media to attack rookie kicker Tyler Loop, turning his engagement post into a viral storm.

Canadian leaders reportedly plan Greenland visit in February amid growing international tensions over President Donald Trump's annexation comments.

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Israel and Syria reportedly resume diplomatic talks with U.S. backing under Trump's Middle East peace vision, focusing on border security and regional stability.

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said Tuesday that under President Donald Trump's leadership, "We have seen a renewed focus on cracking down on violent offenders."

A new study finds that sleep timing is linked to dementia risk, as people with weak circadian rhythms face a 2.5 times higher risk of developing cognitive decline.

U.S. shifts Iran policy as Trump administration revives aggressive messaging toward Tehran, contrasting sharply with previous diplomatic approaches.

Police shot and killed a man armed with a knife in the Garden State on Monday, the New Jersey state attorney general's office announced.

CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil struggles with teleprompter issues and broadcast problems during his first night hosting "CBS Evening News," leading to on-air confusion and a viral clip.

Gregory Davis, former Harvard Dunster House dean, no longer serves in role following revelation of posts calling police "racist and evil" and defending looting as democracy.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer previews his investigation of fraud in Minnesota social programs.

NYC's new Mayor Zohran Mamdani will earn nearly $260,000 annually, an 80% increase from his state assemblyman salary.

Steve Phelps resigned as NASCAR commissioner following a lawsuit by 23XI Racing that revealed controversial texts and fueled backlash within the racing community.

Embattled Democratic Gov. Tim Walz ended his re-election bid but vowed to remain in office as Amy Klobuchar considers a gubernatorial campaign.

Federal investigation reveals Somalia's U.N. ambassador connected to Cincinnati health agency with fraud conviction. HHS promises "more to come" on probe.

A defense attorney for the suspect accused of vandalizing JD Vance's Cincinnati home claims there was no political motivation, citing mental health issues.

The DOJ reveals over 2 million Epstein-related files are still under review, with under 1% released more than two weeks after December deadline passed.

Hockey Hall of Famer Bob Pulford, a four-time Stanley Cup champion who played a key role on the Toronto Maple Leafs' championship-winning teams, died at age 89.

Montana State captured its first FCS championship since 1984 with a thrilling 35-34 overtime victory over Illinois State, ending 40-year title drought.

Venezuelan-American journalist condemns protesters calling to "free Maduro," arguing the demonstrations are an insult to Venezuelans who have suffered under his leadership.

Progressive Democrat considered front-runner for Pelosi's seat calls Venezuela operation a 'coup,' urges immediate Trump impeachment proceedings.

Tua Tagovailoa says he'd be "good with" a fresh start away from the Miami Dolphins after being benched, as coach Mike McDaniel confirms the will be a quarterback competition next season.

State auditor warns welfare fraud is "incredibly easy" as Mississippi's high-profile trial exposes weaknesses costing taxpayers nationwide.

Health insurance companies face Capitol Hill hearings as Americans struggle with rising healthcare costs.