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Minnesota prosecutors obtain long withheld evidence in investigation into protest shooting deaths
The Trump administration has turned over evidence long sought by Minnesota investigators in their ongoing probe into the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti during pitched protests against an immigration enforcement crackdown earlier this year, state prosecutors announced Monday.
AI pushing the expected rise in college closures, analysts say
About one-fourth of the nation’s private, nonprofit campus are expected to close in the next 10 years, driven by artificial intelligence that is automating repetitive office roles that long have been reserved for liberal arts graduates.
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Rams left tackle Jackson assigned to pre-filing diversion and can avoid domestic violence charge
Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson, who was arrested on June 9 on suspicion of felony domestic violence, has the opportunity to avoid criminal charges.
Abortion rights are on the ballot in 4 states. Here’s what to know
Idaho voters will decide whether to roll back the state's abortion ban, the secretary of state told the group behind the initiative in a letter Monday, joining three other states where abortion will be directly on the ballot on Nov. 3.
Britain says Iran-backed group was behind Jewish community attacks, bans Revolutionary Guard
A series of arson and vandalism attacks on Jewish sites in Britain were the work of a proxy group backed by Iran, the U.K. government said Monday.
No relief from the heat as many U.S. cities will see record overnight temperatures
Another week of blistering heat will bring even more health risks in the coming days, as overnight temperatures won't provide much relief.
Maine death marks at least the 9th fatality in U.S. immigration sweeps
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot and killed a Maine motorist on Monday, marking at least the ninth death since the start of the Trump administration's mass deportations campaign.
WATCH: House probes IRS failure to nab tax dodgers in federal workforce
More than half a million federal employees and retirees owe a combined $6.3 billion in unpaid taxes, and the IRS's own enforcement tools are barely being used. Susan Ferrechio breaks down which agencies have the worst compliance records and why federal workers keep getting away with it.
Man who killed Dartmouth professors at 17 to get a chance at parole in about 20 years, judge rules
A Vermont man who was 17 when he and a friend killed a pair of married Dartmouth College professors 25 years ago will have a chance at parole in about 20 years, when he reaches the age of one of his victims, a judge ruled Monday.
Clock’s ticking: House set to vote on making daylight saving time permanent
Yet another attempt to make daylight saving time the year-round standard in the U.S. is heading to the House floor.
Crash of an aircraft helping to fight a Colorado wildfire leaves the pilot dead
An aircraft helping to fight a Colorado wildfire has crashed into a reservoir, killing the pilot, authorities said.
Is there such a thing as being too old to execute? Aging death row inmates are set to die in Florida
The last prisoner strapped to a table in Florida's death chamber was 74 years old - the oldest the state has executed in modern times. The next two set to die are older still.
Philadelphia area digs out from damage left by a severe series of microburst storms
Residents in some Philadelphia neighborhoods and surrounding counties were cleaning up Sunday from widespread damage caused by a line of severe, short thunderstorms that passed through.
Afghan national accused of killing National Guard member hospitalized for refusing food, water
The Afghan refugee charged with gunning down one National Guard member and nearly killing another in a wild shooting last fall has been hospitalized after turning away food behind bars, a federal judge said.
Georgia teen charged in Apalachee High School shooting to appear in court for plea and sentencing
A judge has set a plea and sentencing hearing later this month for a teenager accused of killing four people in a September 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia.
Poll: Americans split on capitalism, skeptical of democracy
Americans' views on capitalism are split but lean negative, according to a new survey. Just over half of Americans, 51%, believe capitalism is functioning "not too well" or "not at all well," while 48% say it is functioning "very well" or "somewhat well."