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Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell posted a video on social media of UFOs flying over the USS Omaha in 2019, but skeptics questioned the veracity of the video.

New York elections board says mayoral vote 'discrepancy' was 135,000 extra 'dummy' ballots, starts count over

Leader Kim himself tearfully thanked his people for not having had any cases at a military parade in October, although analysts have long doubted the assertion.

Champlain Towers South collapsed early Thursday morning.

The Lava Fire in northern California was ignited by lightning during mountain thunderstorms. The blaze has burned over 13K acres and is 19% contained.      

The bill also calls for the removal of a bust of former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Taney, who wrote the Dred Scott decision in 1857.      

City health officials are closely watching the highly infectious form of the virus, which could fuel outbreaks in low-vaccinated areas.

Two House committees have launched an investigation into the approval and pricing of the Alzheimer's disease drug aducanumab, made by the company Biogen and sold under the brand name Aduhelm.

Officials said a dozen deaths in Washington and Oregon may be tied to the intense heat that began late last week

A scorching drought may be forcing rattlesnakes, bears, and other wild animals into homes of California and other western states, a new report said.

Massachusetts man Joseph Vaudo was arrested after he allegedly destroyed $10,000 worth of lobster at a seafood company he used to own.

Lori Vallow had been declared unfit for a trial in the murder of her two kids. But now the 47-year-old has been indicted in a case where she is alleged to have plotted her ex-husband's murder.

California mother Sandra Chico was arrested Tuesday for suspicion of murdering her three young children -- including a newborn baby, authorities said.

The former Surfside, Fla. top building official has been put on leave from his current job as a government contractor after a damning engineering report came to light.

While traversing the Kenai River Trail in Alaska this weekend, a man walking with his collie was attacked by the brown brown bear. The trail is now closed for an investigation.

Despite the ruling, the CDC eviction ban is still scheduled to expire at the end of July.

Five men overdosed on opioids on a park bench in Canada after local cops thought they were sleeping drunks, according to a report.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem announced Tuesday she would send up to 50 National Guard troops to help secure the US-Mexico border amid a surge in illegal immigration.

Many families have no choice but to navigate an ugly and liminal place where mourning can feel both necessary and premature.

Noem said she was heeding Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's request for help policing the U.S.-Mexico border.      

Actress Allison Mack, a longtime devotee of Keith Raniere who has since disavowed him, is due in Brooklyn federal court for her sentencing Wednesday.      

A grand jury Monday failed to indict a former Georgia state trooper who ran a Black driver off the road, then fatally shot him last summer.