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Luigi Mangione returning to court to try to delay federal trial

Wednesday, April 1

(NEW YORK) -- Luigi Mangione is returning to federal court in Manhattan, where his attorneys will try to convince the judge to postpone his federal trial until next year.On Wednesday, the defense will ask U.S. District Judge Margaret Garnett to delay Mangione's September 2026... Read More.

New Hampshire governor and her security detail help after fiery crash at toll plaza: Police

Tuesday, March 31

(NEW HAMPSHIRE) -- New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte and her security detail were among those who assisted in a fiery crash at a New Hampshire toll plaza on Tuesday -- with a state trooper on her detail and two other bystanders helping pull the... Read More.

DOJ told judge emails suggested Maxwell was arranging young women to have sex with Prince Andrew

Tuesday, March 31

(WASHINGTON) -- As federal investigators built a case against Jeffrey Epstein's co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, they discovered emails they believed suggested that she was arranging young women to have sex with then Prince Andrew, according to a new review of documents released earlier this year... Read More.

Tiger Woods had ‘bloodshot and glassy’ eyes, ‘extremely dilated’ pupils after car crash: Court documents

Tuesday, March 31

(JUPITER ISLAND, Fla.) -- Tiger Woods told authorities that he was looking down at his phone and changing the radio station and didn't realize the truck in front of him had slowed down before his rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, according to the... Read More.

Michigan synagogue attacker committed ‘Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism’: FBI

Tuesday, March 31

(WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich.) -- The man armed with fireworks who rammed his truck into a West Bloomfield, Michigan, synagogue was carrying out "a Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism purposely targeting the Jewish community and the largest Jewish temple in Michigan," the FBI said.Ayman Mohamad... Read More.

TSA officers receive their 1st paychecks in weeks

Monday, March 30

(WASHINGTON) -- Transportation Security Administration officers received their first paychecks in more than a month on Monday, TSA workers told ABC News.The Department of Homeland Security, which oversees TSA, told ABC News in a statement on Monday that most employees will receive at... Read More.

15-year-old student allegedly shoots teacher at high school in Texas: Sheriff

Monday, March 30

(COMAL COUNTY, Texas) -- A 15-year-old boy allegedly shot a teacher at his Texas high school on Monday morning, authorities said.The suspect died at the scene at Hill Country College Preparatory High School in Comal County, about 30 miles north of San Antonio, the... Read More.

Amber Alert issued for 5-year-old girl left unattended in running vehicle that was then stolen: Police

Monday, March 30

(AFFTON, Mo.) -- A 5-year-old girl is missing after she was left unattended in a running vehicle that was then stolen, authorities in Missouri said Monday.An Amber Alert has been issued for Aleise Dawson, who was taken around 8 a.m. local time in Affton,... Read More.

NTSB investigating deadly school bus crash that killed 2 students

Monday, March 30

(MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Tenn.) -- The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a crash involving a school bus in Tennessee that killed two middle school students.The NTSB said it has "initiated a safety investigation in coordination with the Tennessee Highway Patrol" into Friday's deadly crash... Read More.

Deaths of detainees in ICE custody surge under 2nd Trump administration

Monday, March 30

(NEW YORK) -- Last week, Presner Nelson went to a shopping mall with one goal in mind: to find a suit his brother, who died in immigration federal custody in March, would wear in his casket.Nelson's brother, Emmanuel Damas, died after allegedly complaining for... Read More.

Fire danger weather continues in the Great Plains, while record-breaking temperatures bake the Southwest

Sunday, March 29

(LOS ANGELES) -- Widespread elevated fire weather danger is expected to continue across parts of the Rockies and Great Plains on Sunday, as the Southwest is forecast to see another day of record-shattering March heat wave temperatures.Wind gusts across the Plains are forecast on... Read More.

Intensifying drought could trigger water shortages and prolonged fire season in the West

Saturday, March 28

(NEW YORK) -- Several regions in the West could be facing worsening drought conditions, increased wildfire risk, and reduced water supplies due to record-breaking temperatures and minimal winter snowpack.Much of the West has been coping with prolonged drought conditions that are now being worsened... Read More.

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Luigi Mangione returning to court to try to delay federal trial

New Hampshire governor and her security detail help after fiery crash at toll plaza: Police

DOJ told judge emails suggested Maxwell was arranging young women to have sex with Prince Andrew

Tiger Woods had ‘bloodshot and glassy’ eyes, ‘extremely dilated’ pupils after car crash: Court documents

Michigan synagogue attacker committed ‘Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism’: FBI

TSA officers receive their 1st paychecks in weeks

15-year-old student allegedly shoots teacher at high school in Texas: Sheriff

Amber Alert issued for 5-year-old girl left unattended in running vehicle that was then stolen: Police

NTSB investigating deadly school bus crash that killed 2 students

Deaths of detainees in ICE custody surge under 2nd Trump administration

Fire danger weather continues in the Great Plains, while record-breaking temperatures bake the Southwest

Intensifying drought could trigger water shortages and prolonged fire season in the West

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