Tyler Robinson's ex-roommate said he never heard the accused gunman speak about Charlie Kirk prior to the September shooting.

A weeklong preliminary hearing is done for now in the case of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors aimed to show they have enough evidence against Tyler Robinson to proceed to a trial.

Fox News host Charlie Hurt discusses Charlie Kirk's accused killer Tyler Robinson's text messages with his partner in which he appears admits to the murder and more, on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Attorneys argued back and forth for hours about whether the public should be able to see a video interview as a judge considers evidence against Tyler Robinson.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, 52, was fatally shot in Houston on July 7 by a federal immigration agent, sparking protests and outrage in his community.

Three men who witnessed the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by a ⁠U.S. ⁠agent in Houston on Tuesday have challenged the explanation ⁠offered by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a lawyer for two of the witnesses told reporters in a press conference on ​Friday.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire said the city is pursuing an independent investigation into the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE.

Federal officials are refusing to release the name of the ICE officer who fatally shot a Mexican man during a Houston traffic stop

President Donald Trump has chosen not to sign a sweeping housing affordability bill on Friday, in protest of Congress not approving a strict voter ID bill that does not have enough support to pass

President Trump says he won't sign a landmark affordable housing bill into law. It's set to become law at the end of July 10 if no action is taken.

U.S. ⁠President Donald Trump ​said on ‌Friday he would ‌not ⁠sign a ⁠bipartisan housing affordability bill ​that he had ​called “a big yawn" last ⁠month. Trump ⁠said in ⁠a social ​media post that ​he ⁠was withholding his signature "in ⁠PROTEST over the fact that the ⁠United States Senate is not capable of passing THE SAVE AMERICA ⁠ACT".

President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to confirm he will not be signing a congressionally-approved housing bill unless the SAVE Act passes the Senate.

Data from the Ohio Department of Health show cases of an intestinal parasite that causes explosive diarrhea have doubled in the past week. See where.

Health officials are racing to find the source of a parasite that has sickened potentially thousands of people across more than 30 states and isn’t showing signs of stopping.

Hundreds of cyclosporiasis cases have been reported across the US. Here's where they're occurring and tips to help reduce your risk of infection.

As an explosive diarrhea-inducing illness called cyclosporiasis continues to spread throughout the U.S., government agencies are putting out advisories to help people take steps to prevent contracting it.

The Democratic candidate's exit comes after he was accused of sexual assault by a woman he previously dated. The formal paperwork means his name won't appear on the ballot.

Graham Platner has submitted his paperwork to formally withdraw from Maine’s U.S. Senate race, officially ending an upstart yet troubled campaign whose dissolution threatens Democrats’ pursuit of cham

A second woman has accused Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner of nonconsensual behavior, and the state Democratic Party is demanding he drop out by Monday to allow time to field another candidate.

The Maine Secretary of State's Office confirmed they had received Platner's notice that he was withdrawing from the race.

On the same day the Michigan Supreme Court let stand a lower court's decision ordering bills be sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's desk for her signature — ending a prolonged legal standoff between the Michigan House of Representatives and the Michigan Senate — the governor vetoed all of the nine bills caught in the legal limbo.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed the nine bills that were stuck in limbo from the 2023-24 legislative session and were the subject of a Michigan Supreme Court order on Friday, potentially roiling

The state Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that Michigan’s Republican-led House of Representatives must send nine bills to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer that were passed by lawmakers in 2024. The state Court of Appeals in October said that withholding the bills violated the state Constitution.

The Michigan House must present nine bills passed in 2024 to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for her signature under a Michigan Supreme Court order.