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3 US citizens arrested by Venezuelan government over alleged ‘terrorist’ plot to ‘destabilize’ the country
It is not known when the three Americans were arrested.
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Two Springfield, Ohio, hospitals locked down as more bomb threats rock city amid migrant crisis tensions
It was the third consecutive day of bomb threats made in the city.
Voters outraged after Harris shuts out 'working poor' from 'MAGA land' rally: 'She's hiding'
Donald Trump rallied thousands in Johnstown, Pennsylvania but now Kamala Harris is visiting deep red Pennsylvania to win the swing state's 19 electoral college votes.
Convicted rapist sentenced 44 years after gunning down neighbor — closing Kansas' oldest cold case
“It bothers me that many of the people who were so affected by this tragic crime have since passed away prior to bringing the suspect to justice."
Election officials sound the alarm on mail-in ballots, warn USPS faces 'serious questions' about reliability
The United States Postal Service might not be able to deliver when it comes to the 2024 race for the White House, election officials have warned.
Teen accused of killing groom in NYC hit-and-run hours before wedding nabbed attempting to flee country
Jimmy Connors, 17, was discovered when he tried to cross at the Canadian border without identification and full of suspicious injuries.
Trump campaign tears into New York Times for using Nazi slogan to describe Vance's ideology
Trump operatives and allies decried the Gray Lady as spewing hate
Minnesota reviewing voter registration process before presidential election as 1K questionable entries found
Registrations in question will now remain “inactive” until names, addresses and citizenship status are confirmed.
NYC crash leaves two injured, one car overturned in Midtown
The crash occurred around 5 a.m. at West 40th Street and Eighth Avenue, cops said.
Ballerina's final Instagram post revealed before 29-year-old's untimely death
A smiling DePrince sported Nike gear in her final post on Aug. 9, and she captioned the two photos with a simple peace sign emoji.
Victim's family devastated after migrant accused of killing three in drunken crash deported before he could face justice
“He gets deported. He’s living. He’s sleeping. He is seeing his family. My sister stopped growing at 19 years old."
HS volleyball coach placed on leave after allegedly telling female students 'it's your fault' if they're sexually assaulted
Park City school officials have placed Kai Nielsen on leave as the allegations against him are probed by the district.
Poll reveals how Taylor Swift's Kamala Harris endorsement is backfiring
It might not be such a "Love Story" after all.
Kamala Harris’ ‘word salad’ softball interview with ABC proof VP is ‘disconnected from everyday Americans’: critics
Kamala Harris served up a hearty dish of "word salad" during her softball interview with an ABC affiliate, critics told The Post Saturday.
Court rules swing state's mail-in ballots without correct dates cannot be counted
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Friday that mail-in ballots without the correct dates on envelopes cannot be counted in elections.
Laken Riley murder suspect ditched key bloody evidence in damning video: prosecution
Prosecutors in the Laken Riley case are fighting back against the murder suspect Jose Ibarra's bid to suppress certain evidence.
GOP rep accuses Dem rival of causing 'unhinged' harassment campaign against her
A Republican Florida congresswoman running for re-election in a battleground race said she's endured an unhinged harassment campaign in recent weeks.
'Law and Order: SVU' gets huge honor from Smithsonian museum
A costume worn by the "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" character, played by Mariska Hargitay, is now part of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History collection.
Indiana woman drowns trying to save girlfriend from Puerto Rico riptide
The body of Cimone Dawson, 22, was recovered in San Juan Monday -- nearly 24 hours after she vanished beneath the waves, the US Coast Guard announced.
Mother of man accused of starting California wildfire speaks out: He's 'not an arsonist'
The man authorities say started the still-raging Line Fire in southern California is innocent, his mother said, even as investigators worked to connect him to more intentionally-set blazes.
Ohio officials reveal why man in viral photo was holding two dead geese
The viral picture of a man holding two geese on an Ohio street being used to fuel claims that migrants have been gobbling up pets was nothing more than a...