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Could Prince Harry have his U.S. visa revoked? A federal court hearing is coming up to decide that.

The 16 migrants entered the U.S. in El Paso, Texas, and were processed by U.S. immigration officials.

According to law enforcement, all of the women are believed to have lived in Oregon or frequently visited the state.

How an undetected error put poison in the milk and meat of nearly 9 million people for years.

“If there isn’t a standard (…) it’s kind of a free for all,” Lehman said during a Sunday appearance on “NewsNation Prime.”

Dozens of children were reported missing in Ohio last month. Police Chief John Majoy says some could be run-aways.

Nine days after seemingly vanishing, Dr. John Forsyth’s body was found with a gunshot wound in Benton County, Arkansas.

Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, will move the rest of its spring meet to another track in the wake of 12 horse deaths there since April.

Multiple school districts in the state have filed charges against students in connection with so-called pranks that, they say, are not harmless.

More teachers are quitting, but face fines and suspension for giving short notice.

Veronica Kaprosy, mom of 17-year-old Danica who died of fentanyl poisoning, says her daughter “took one pill and she did not wake up.”

While apprehensions at the border have slowed since the end of Title 42, border agents say they continue to see a constant flow of got-aways.

The seaweed mass has shrunk, but that’s not leading to much better news for the Gulf of Mexico.

A woman faces charges of aggravated child neglect and arson after her car became engulfed in flames while she was allegedly shoplifting.

One message said: “The job is still not done. Does it need to be assigned to someone else? Will it be done? What is the delay?”

Lithium-ion battery fires are happening so frequently, some NYC council members believe the city may have a looming crisis on its hands.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing a test of his hard-right political brand in New Hampshire, one that requires him to strike a more moderate tone on some of the cultural issues that have come to define his rise to prominence. Since launching his presidential bid last week, DeSantis has leaned into his …

The U.S. scrambled fighter jets to pursue a light aircraft that violated airspace above the Washington D.C. area.