Hillary Clinton’s coat-and-scarf look at the Obama Presidential Center opening drew attention online, with old clips and fresh questions quickly resurfacing.
A judge has released new evidence in the Karmelo Anthony murder case, including surveillance video, bodycam footage, and photos of the weapon. The clips and images add more detail to the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf.
A clip from Jay Leno’s Garage shows Joe Biden talking about how he moved to block oil drilling off major U.S. coastlines. The appearance is drawing renewed attention because of the scale of the restrictions and the timing of the comments.
Federal agents say five men planned a violent attack tied to the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House. New details point to an Omaha man as the alleged ringleader and describe a plan built around drones, explosives, and snipers.
A Manhattan judge sentenced Felix Rojas to five years in prison after prosecutors said he sexually assaulted and robbed a dead man on a New York City subway train. The case drew intense attention because of the disturbing nature of the crime and Rojas’s prior illegal entries into the United States.
The FBI says multiple suspects are in custody after an alleged multi-state terror plot aimed at a UFC event tied to America 250. Trump later joked about the drama while meeting with the UAE president.
Al Gore sat down with ABC News to revisit 'An Inconvenient Truth,' but the interview quickly revived old claims and fresh pushback from critics online.
Three San Francisco Giants pitchers drew a warning from Major League Baseball after writing Bible verses on special Pride Night caps. The league said the writing violated uniform rules, while one player said he was sharing his faith.
A resurfaced Fox News video shows Texas Senate candidate James Talarico praising Third Act, a climate group that has pushed pressure campaigns against fossil fuels and Texas energy projects.
Hollywood is losing productions to cheaper locations, and Adam Schiff says Washington should step in with federal tax credits. Critics say that just shifts the bill to taxpayers who have nothing to do with the movie business.