National Park Service warns visitors to stay away from elk and black bears - or face the consequences
It’s illegal for parkgoers to get closer than 25 yard from an elk or 50 yards from a black bear
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Police say wife wrapped dead husband in rug after brutal curtain rod beating
Vicky Kyung Mi Kim, 65, faces first-degree murder charges along with weapons and great bodily injury enhancements in the gruesome slaying of Richard Kaufman inside their upscale Enclave Condominium complex
Bestiality takes over Kash Patel’s testimony as Senators zero in on new rules for applicants
FBI director defends loosening hiring practices amid purge of agents and apparent staffing crisis at the law enforcement agency
Married Navy sailors admit to selling lethal fentanyl aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
Two former U.S. Navy sailors who sold fentanyl to San Diego-based service members, including one who suffered a fatal overdose, pleaded guilty today to federal charges
Militias in Iraq remain defiant as the last US troops pack up to leave
After withdrawing in 2011, U.S. troops returned three years later at Baghdad’s invitation to lead a smaller coalition against Islamic State militants who had seized wide areas of the country
Serial killer fears grow as seven women found dead near major city
Authorities say that the cases appear to be linked
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Melania Trump will tour a school to see technology at work as AI debate rages
The visit to Ashe County comes as technology executives and political figures clash over artificial intelligence regulation
Trump erupts at Supreme Court for being ‘bullied by the Radical Left’ after mail-in ballot ruling
Trump calls justices he appointed ‘a shell of their original selves’ in latest rage-filled Truth Social post
Voices: The UK had a plan for Nigeria’s security nightmare. Then came the aid cuts
Nigeria has been seen by the UK as a bulwark against increased conflict, terrorism and turmoil across Africa, writes the chair of parliament’s International Development Committee, Sarah Champion. However, the government has broken a promise to boost our ‘mutual national security’ thanks to the reality of aid cuts
Two US government personnel accidentally shot by soldiers in Eswatini
An Eswatini army spokesperson said the shooting was ‘a diplomatic issue’ being handled by both countries
Trump says not to worry about robots marching into cities — a week after sharing an AI pic of him and robots marching
The president dismissed concerns about AI and data centers as a ‘hoax‘
Rob Reiner’s son in court today as prosecutors weigh death penalty for parents’ murder
The grand jury unsealed a multi-count indictment charging Nick Reiner with two counts of murder with special circumstances, alleging he personally used a knife to slaughter his 78-year-old father and 70-year-old mother
Trump interrupts live event to claim AI concerns are ‘hoax’
Donald Trump called Nvidia 's CEO during a summit, claiming that concerns over artificial intelligence are a "hoax."
Trump is ‘compromised’ over AI, Jon Ossoff warns in latest attack on president’s plans
‘The First Family has a financial stake in this industry,’ Georgia Democrat alleges in attack on President Donald Trump over rejection of whistleblower warnings about artificial intelligence
Fashion CEO apologizes after restraining two protestors at New York Fashion Week event
‘There is no justification for physically restraining another person,’ the CEO writes
‘Zombie’ Mitch McConnell video of him returning to the Senate causes internet uproar and raises more questions
Mitch McConnell returned to cast a vote Monday — his first public appearance in months
Exclusive: Cheesecake Factory guest with severe peanut allergy sues over meal ‘smothered in peanut sauce’
Caylin Tucker, 22, was out to dinner with her parents when she began to go into anaphylactic shock, according to a state lawsuit filed in Houston, Texas
Kim Jong Un says he will continue to back Putin’s ‘sacred war’ on Ukraine
North Korea dictator was responding to a message of gratitude from the Kremlin for the troops he has already committed to the invasion
Paris artist reveals heatwave’s devastating impact on homeless in stark drawings
Paris has been grappling with intense heat and illustrator Marina Antonova captures this in her series ‘Chronicles of a Heating Planet’
California woman shot dead in street by man who had stalked her for months, authorities say
The suspect had previously placed an Apple AirTag on the victim’s car in order to track her movements, authorities claim