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America’s oldest Black fraternity says it’s moving 2025 convention from Orlando, Florida, calling the state “hostile” to the Black community.

House lawmakers convened a hearing as bipartisan pressure mounts for more transparency regarding UFOs. Here’s what the witnesses said.

“Without that timely notification of the iPhone Crash Detection, nobody witnessed him going over, who knows if he ever would have been found.”

Ohio’s governor plans to ask lawmakers for a new training facility and dedicated dollars so officers can attend at little to no cost.

President Truman changed the nation 75 years old with an executive order desegregating the U.S. military.

Data privacy experts are raising alarms as NYC’s subway system joins TSA and local police department in using artificial intelligence software.

The Attorney General’s Office has authority to access health records, but Vanderbilt University Medical Center has taken heat for not pushing back.

Defense attorneys for Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger suggest in latest court filing that he wasn’t at house where victims were killed.

Vitalii Chychasov is facing up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling millions of people’s private information, including SSNs.

South Florida water temperatures have reached world-record highs, scientists say, and climate change is at least partly responsible.