Federal Trade Commission data shows over 330,000 complaints about government impersonation scams in 2025, marking a significant increase in fraudulent activity.
A Colorado man who failed to appear at his initial sentencing hearing was sentenced to 224 years in prison for killing a university professor.
A report claiming rising church attendance among young people in England and Wales was retracted after YouGov discovered fraudulent survey responses.
An explosion and fire occurred at a PBF Energy refinery in Louisiana, with officials reporting no injuries from the incident.
Federal prosecutors charged a 65-year-old man after authorities discovered at least 25 improvised explosive devices in his apartment following reports of loud booms.
A fire broke out at a kosher supermarket in London's Golders Green neighborhood, requiring about 100 firefighters to respond.
Alexander Schecter, 24, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting two UCLA students in March before being released on bail.
Manufactured homes are gaining acceptance in cities and suburbs as communities seek affordable housing solutions amid ongoing shortages.
State prosecutors will pursue capital punishment against Rolbert Joachin in the hammer killing of a Fort Myers store clerk.
A Delta flight approached LaGuardia Airport while pilots communicated with controllers at JFK Airport instead of the correct tower.
In parts of India, chile pepper farming has become predominantly a women-led agricultural practice, with female farmers describing the work as too demanding for men.
A woman was bitten by a wolf on a Hamburg shopping street Monday evening in what may be the first such attack since wolves returned to Germany.
Two distinct criminal cases involving undocumented immigrants charged with sexual assault have occurred in New York, with different legal outcomes.
The United States saw more river miles reconnected through dam removal projects in 2023 than in any previous year on record.
A Marine corporal at Camp Pendleton faces federal charges for allegedly stealing military weapons and ammunition to sell in Arizona.
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