The U.S. Agriculture Department said on Friday it will start erasing an estimated $4 billion dollars in debt to minority farmers in June, as it seeks to address racial discrimination
Judge dismisses murder charges against two officers accused of slamming man
Teen mother gives newborn baby to stranger at restaurant
Police searching for Toronto rapper now wanted for first-degree murder in fatal North York shooting
Fresh clashes break out in Jerusalem hours after Israel-Hamas truce
Anti-Semitic attacks are being reported in US cities as tensions flare over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Kansas foster care employee distributed nude photos of child’s step-mom and kept her job
US enacts 'Real Water' recall amid reports of death, illness
New York librarian accused of robbing bank
Half of Texas high school's graduating class suspended after senior prank
Idaho teacher disarmed school shooter, hugged her until help came
Berserk Manga Creator Kentaro Miura Passes Away at 54
Clearing of homeless encampment in Liberty Village halted after standoff with community
Pakistan teen dies in a TikTok fake suicide stunt
Fauci says public is 'misinterpreting' latest CDC mask guidance
The death of a 17-year-old Asian American in her Colorado home is now being investigated as a hate crime
Betsy DeVos must testify in student loan forgiveness lawsuit, judge rules
Over $800 billion wiped from the global crypto market after bitcoin crash
Ronald Greene: Bodycam footage shows violent arrest of unarmed black man in US who died in custody
Feds seize 68 big cats from 'Tiger King Park' in Oklahoma