All news by author: Kenneth Garger

On Thursday night, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized the US following his country's hockey team victory over the Americans in the eagerly awaited 4 Nations championship match

Hannah Kobayashi asserted she was "unaware" of the widespread media attention and significant public interest surrounding her mysterious disappearance in her initial statement since the unusual events unfolded

Secret Service agents failed to ensure that proper safeguards were in place that could have obstructed Donald Trump's would-be assassin's view of the former president at the campaign rally in Butler, Pa., according to a scathing internal investigation.

A huge mob of masked pro-terror rioters violently broke into an academic building at Columbia University and seized it early Tuesday – rebranding the iconic hall named after founding father Alexander Hamilton and draping it with a Palestinian flag.

A driver crashed into an exterior gate at the White House on Monday night, officials said.

A short power disruption impacted numerous New Yorkers on Thursday night when smoke was observed emanating from what is thought to be a power plant in Brooklyn

Jaylen Hill, 30, was filmed leaping off the side of the Carnival Elation on Sunday while it was en route to its last destination in Jacksonville

A woman aboard an American Airlines flight caused a scene when she was caught on camera freaking out and heading for the exit over an apparent passenger she said was “not real.”

A 12-year-old boy has been charged with murder for allegedly gunning down a Sonic restaurant worker in Texas with an assault rifle.

A group of “Tax the rich” protesters gathered outside the Met Gala on Monday night, temporarily blocking a van carrying Paris Hilton.

Three suspects, Rafael Medina Jr. Anthony Maldonado, 25, Octavious Medina, 23, were booked into Palm Beach County Jail on robbery and assault charges.

A shooter opened fire at Michigan State University on Monday night, resulting in one fatality and injuring several others, according to officials and a report

The first-term Senator from Pennsylvania felt dizzy at a Democratic Senate retreat on Wednesday

Republicans secured five more House seats Monday night to move the party one win away from regaining control of the chamber.

The group of victims were gathered at the corner, possibly for a vigil, when up to two shooters from inside a passing vehicle opened fire, Chicago police Supt. David Brown said.

Authorities are looking into a fatal shooting that occurred in Brooklyn on Friday evening

A yearly lake gathering in Florida turned chaotic on Saturday when a fight erupted among a crowd of partygoers, according to reports

Three children died in one day at a North Carolina military base earlier this month – prompting an investigation into the mysterious matter, a report said.

Luis Angel Hernandez pleaded guilty to murder and personal use of a firearm for the 2018 killing of a marijuana delivery person, gushed about the Los Angeles County DA in a jailhouse phone call.

Kelvin Joseph had been involved in a dispute outside the OT Tavern in Old East Dallas on the same night Cameron Ray was gunned down.

A heroic teacher at a New Jersey charter school was caught on surveillance camera saving a student who was choking on a water bottle cap in class last week.

The suspect had fetched two knives from a neighboring kitchen supply store before returning to the gambling den through a door that connects the two buildings, sources have said.

The man attacked the woman shortly after she withdrew money from the ATM at a Citizens Bank on East Fordham Road near Jerome Avenue at about 1:40 p.m. Saturday, according to cops.

Amara Marluke was fatally shot in what investigators believe was a domestic violence incident at about 1 a.m. near Southwest College Street and Sixth Avenue.

At least two individuals lost their lives due to violent storms that generated intense winds and produced multiple tornadoes throughout a vast region in the South on Tuesday