Jaylon Ferguson's family tries to quash rumors surrounding Ravens linebacker's death
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died Wednesday, and his family was already trying to quell the rumors about what happened to the 26-year-old.
Jan. 6 committee hearing details Trump meeting where DOJ officials threatened mass resignations
Former President Donald Trump nearly triggered mass resignations at his Justice Department by firing former Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen, ex-DOJ official said.
Oxford High School shooting: Judge orders release of surveillance video
A Michigan judge has ordered the release of surveillance footage and police reports from the November 2021 Oxford High School shooting in attorney Ven Johnson's...
How to get a hotel room cheaper than the best price online
Kim Komando shares tips on how to save money when booking a hotel while travelling, including using incognito mode to avoid tracking and get the...
Nancy Pelosi's husband charged with DUI with injury
The husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was charged Thursday with injuring someone in a drunken car crash last month.
Kentucky governor declares state of emergency over high gas prices
Gov. Andy Beshear took action Thursday to combat any signs of price gouging at the pump, touting it as a consumer protection measure amid sky-high...
Dow Jones Newswires: U.K. consumer confidence falls in June to record low
Confidence among British households deteriorated again in June, setting a record low for the second consecutive month and adding to concerns of a pullback in...
SC nurse admits to COVID vaccine card fraud
A former South Carolina nursing director admitted to filling out vaccine cards for people she knew had not received the vaccine. Tammy McDonald did not...
Rory McIlroy rips 'duplicitous' Brooks Koepka, others over LIV Golf: 'Say one thing and then they do another'
Rory McIlroy told reporters Wednesday ahead of the Travels Championship he was surprised to learn eight-time PGA Tour winner Brooks Koepka was leaving for LIV...
U.S. braces for violence against conservatives, pro-life groups with Supreme Court's abortion ruling
Lawmakers are sounding alarms about more violence at Republican Party offices and pro-life organizations across the country if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.