Kai Trump flaunts college-chic look in tank top and mini skirt as she opens up about Miami life
The 19-year-old is a freshman at the University of Miami
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner clear years-long hurdle to join Florida’s ‘Billionaire Bunker’ club
Indian Creek Village has just 41 residences, making its private club highly sought after among wealthy and well-known residents
Christa Pike’s victim’s mother says Tennessee ‘owes me a big apology’ after failed execution
'I didn't get justice for my daughter,' Colleen Slemmer's mother, May Martinez, said after the failed execution
‘Perfect person’: Trump praises Natalie Harp after she hands him diesel order to sign in Nebraska
Natalie Harp is a longtime trusted aide to Trump who frequently travels with him and carries a portable printer with articles and social media posts
Video shows Usha Vance stumbling while getting off plane with 9-week-old son in her arms
Usha Vance briefly lost her footing while carrying Alec Neel Vance but quickly regained balance before JD Vance joined her with daughter Mirabel
Trump says he takes higher daily dose of aspirin because he ‘psychologically’ needs it
Donald Trump explained that the routine has become difficult to stop because he has taken aspirin for more than 25 years
California realtor accused of surveilling Taiwan president’s son for China arrested at LAX
Wanying Zhang allegedly coordinated surveillance with an associate, shared photos and videos with Chinese officials, and communicated via WeChat
FBI Director Kash Patel engaged to country singer Alexis Wilkins after 3 years together
Alexis Wilkins shared a photo of her diamond ring as she and FBI Director Kash Patel made their relationship milestone public
Christa Pike's lawyer reveals she may never recover after failed execution
The lawyer also said he had not personally been able to see Pike at the hospital
Christa Pike execution fallout grows as former US attorney named to lead probe
A former US attorney was selected to conduct the review after serving in Tennessee from 2010 to 2017, where he examined the state's execution system
Kristi Noem’s final DHS move comes to light as donor’s firm lands $259M deal
Noem reportedly infuriated President Trump during tense Capitol Hill hearings by claiming he approved a $220 million taxpayer-funded DHS ad campaign featuring her on horseback in front of Mount Rushmore
Georgia block party shooting kills at least 2, injures several as sheriff launches probe
A chaotic scene developed despite law enforcement personnel being present at the gathering
31 years after Colleen Slemmer murder, ex-police chief recalls Christa Pike's failed execution case
Christa Pike and three classmates lured Colleen Slemmer to a park, where she was tortured and killed. Pike was sentenced to death
2026 midterm elections: The overlooked issues driving voters beyond the usual headlines
Voters are weighing redistricting, ballot measures, education, housing costs and artificial intelligence as state-level races gain importance
Can you vote if you’re away from home? What Americans need to know ahead of the 2026 midterms
The US ECA said voters who were away from home could qualify for absentee or mail-in ballots, depending on their state's eligibility requirements
Debris found near Nantucket from missing medical jet carrying six people as search continues
The medical jet vanished 1 hour and 45 minutes after leaving Bermuda for Boston, rapidly descending from 24,000 to 11,000 feet before contact was lost
3 Alabama college students arrested over alleged threats against Trump before rally
The three University of South Alabama students were reportedly taken into custody on Friday, October 2, and charged with threatening the president
Trump shooter Thomas Crooks sent bizarre coded texts about 3D-printed gun parts before attack
Between May 2023 and January 2024, Trump rally attacker Thomas Matthew Crooks exchanged messages with an unidentified person
Trump calls Flydubai hero 'my kind of guy' and says he 'can be my plumber'
Netanyahu said Israel was investigating whether the Flydubai attacker was sent by someone, warning that those behind him would pay a heavy price
Tennessee prisons chief out after failed Pike execution as state pauses death penalty for the year
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee had already announced that the Pike incident would undergo a full independent review
