Speaker Johnson says Trump deserves Nobel Peace Prize for DC police takeover
Related video – Trump: Can Send Military To Any City With ‘Less Than Twenty Four Hours Notice’Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday said President Trump deserves the N...
Trump's threat to deploy troops to Chicago draws criticism from city and state officials
Illinois political leaders and Chicago municipal officials are raising alarms over President Donald Trump’s threat to deploy National Guard troops to the city, insistin...
Maine clinics won't receive Medicaid funds as lawsuits over Trump’s abortion provider cuts proceed, judge says
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine clinics won't receive Medicaid funds as lawsuits over Trump’s abortion provider cuts proceed, judge says....
Trump says he could meet again with Kim Jong Un
With his efforts to end the war in Ukraine stalling again, President Donald Trump on Monday teased the possibility of meeting with North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un to tr...
What to know about cashless bail after Trump's executive order
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday threatening to withhold or revoke federal funding to local and state governments that offer cashless bail, ar...
These are the best colleges in Massachusetts, according to Niche
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology took first place as both the best college in Massachusetts and in the U.S., according to newly released Niche rankings.“We bui...
Wildfire in Florida Everglades burns more than 48,000 acres. What we know
A fire in the Florida Everglades has burned about 48,000 acres, according to the Florida Forest Service.As of Sunday night, it was 85% contained.The fire in Broward Cou...
University of South Florida students head back to class
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Ohio's largest snake can grow to 8 feet, climb trees. See video from Hocking Hills encounter
This snake may not be venomous like three other species in Ohio, but what it lacks in toxins, it makes up for in sheer size.Meet the gray ratsnake, the state's largest...
As teachers return to Ohio classrooms, some are carrying guns. Find out where
As Ohio's 1.66 million school children return to classrooms this fall, more of their teachers may be carrying guns inside the K-12 schools.Ninety-seven districts and in...