After a six-day trip in Russia, North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un departed with explosive gifts as a sort of send off from Russian President Vladimir Putin. 

House Republicans are moving forward with their impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden by scheduling the first hearing in the investigation of his alleged corruption and abuse of power. 

Illinois is now the first state in the United States to completely abolish cash bail as the SAFE-T Act went into effect on Monday, September 18th. 

Lawyers for Richard Allen, the prime suspect of killing two girls in Delphi, Indiana submitted a filing where they claim the girls were "ritualistically sacrificed."

Biden addresses world leaders at the United Nation's General Assembly aiming to elevate his global agenda on the world stage.

Stephen Buyer, a former Republican legislator who served almost 20 years in Congress, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for insider trading on Tuesday. 

The city of Denver has reached almost $25 million in costs in order to shelter migrants as the number of illegal immigrants entering the United States continues to grow.

New York's Democratic socialist state legislators, like Senator Julia Salazar, are now seeking a tax increase for New York taxpayers in order to better accommodate the influx of illegal immigrants that have come to reside in the city.

Convicted killer Alex Murdaugh has confessed in federal court to stealing millions of dollars from his past clients. This marks the first time that he has pleaded guilty to a crime in front of a judge.

Anheuser-Busch has announced that it has stopped amputating the tails of its signature Budweiser Clydesdale horses.

The Biden Administration has announced their plans to erase medical debt records from consumer credit reports.