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A West Texas man was acquitted of murder Wednesday in the 2019 fatal shooting of a police officer who was shot while checking a security alarm at the man’s home. A Midland County jury deliberated for about 90 minutes before finding David Wilson not guilty of murder in the death of Midland police Officer Nathan Heidelberg. Wilson’s attorneys had told jurors that he didn’t know Heidelberg was a police officer, mistook him for an intruder and shot him in self-defense in the predawn hours of March 5, 2019.

Through these loan applications, Kasali sought over $3.8 million in PPP loan funds. Kasali falsely represented the number of employees and payroll expenses in each of the PPP loan applications. Kasali ultimately received over $1.9 million in PPP loan funds. Kasali was convicted of two counts of making false statements to a financial institution and two counts of bank fraud. The Fraud Section leads the Criminal Division’s prosecution of fraud schemes that exploit the PPP.

School districts are now capitulating to government pressure and going along with censorship in libraries.

After canceling its 2020 edition and going virtual last year during the pandemic, the 2022 SXSW Film Festival will kick off with the premiere of the sci-fi adventure “Everything Everywhere all at Once.”.

State Rep. Matt Krause launched an inquiry into school library books on topics like race and gender earlier this fall. A San Antonio district says it's reviewing some 400 titles that were on his list.

Deadly love triangle: Bernard Walter Christmann, 50, of El Paso, Texas, is charged with murder in the Nov. 19, 2021, homicide of 49-year-old Juan Anzaldo, a Southwest Airlines employee at the El Paso International Airport, seen at right. (El Paso Police Department, Mark Peterson/Getty Images)EL PASO, Texas — A Texas man is accused of bludgeoning to death his wife’s boyfriend, a Southwest Airlines employee, last month as the man finished his shift at the El Paso International Airport. Bernard Walter Christmann, 50, of El Paso, is charged with murder in the Nov. 19 homicide of 49-year-old Juan Anzaldo. Christmann was arrested Friday night and booked into the El Paso County Jail. >> Read more true crime storiesAccording to KVIA in El Paso, Anzaldo was part of Southwest Airlines’ ground crew at the airport.

The lawsuit argued that Biden's victories in key battleground states should be thrown out over unsubstantiated allegations of widespread voter fraud.

The teenager reportedly suffered two skull fractures and a broken clavicle in the assault that occurred at a party.

The suit alleges that Texas has "again diluted the voting strength of minority Texans."

First Texas case of omicron variant detected Texas reported its first COVID-19 infection involving the omicron variant late Monday, Dec. 6, 2021. HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — Texas reported its first COVID-19 infection involving the omicron variant late Monday. NEW: A woman in her 40s from NW Harris County with no recent travel history has tested positive for the Omicron variant of COVID-19. After Hidalgo’s announcement, Houston health officials announced the variant had been found in wastewater at eight of the city’s 39 treatment plants, KHOU reported. According to state health data, only 18.5% of fully vaccinated Texans have gotten a booster shot, The Texas Tribune reported.

Led by Rep. Joaquin Castro of Texas, 33 members of Congress wrote a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice on Monday asking it to consider whether the merger will hurt competition, workers and diversity efforts in the entertainment industry. The Democrats, led by Rep. Joaquin Castro of Texas, wrote a letter to the Justice Department on Monday asking it to consider whether the merger will hurt competition and workers and diversity efforts in the entertainment industry. Castro has long championed diversity in media, which can include everything from Hollywood movies to book publishers to news organizations. In May, Discovery announced it was absorbing WarnerMedia from AT&T, combining giants like HBO, CNN and HGTV, along with Oprah Winfrey's network. Darnell Hunt, the dean of Social Sciences at UCLA who has spent years researching diversity in Hollywood, said the merger would be particularly troubling for diversity in executive level positions.

House Democrats are raising concerns that the proposed merger of Discovery and AT&T’s WarnerMedia, a $43 billion effort to conquer the world of streaming, could affect diversity efforts in Hollywood and particularly hurt Latinos, who are already deeply underrepresented.

Every Texas Longhorns offensive lineman on scholarship will get $50,000 annually for use of their name, image and likeness to support charitable causes, a new nonprofit entity announced Monday. Horns with Heart said “The Pancake Factory” would start in August 2022. The organization said it hopes to expand the program to other football position groups and Longhorns athletes in the future.

The lawsuit, filed in the Western District of Texas, claims the state violates part of the Voting Rights Act.

The suit alleges that Texas has "again diluted the voting strength of minority Texans."

President Joe Biden scrapped the policy, but a lawsuit by Texas and Missouri forced him to put it back into effect, subject to Mexico's acceptance.

ARLINGTON, Texas — (AP) — Cincinnati is the first outsider to make the College Football Playoff. The two will meet in a semifinal game deep in the heart of Texas on New Year's Eve in the Cotton Bowl. Top-seeded Alabama (12-1) is making its seventh appearance in the eight seasons of the four-team format and will play its 12th playoff game. 3 seed and will play Big Ten champion Michigan in the Orange Bowl, the other playoff semifinal. This will be the third CFP semifinal game Alabama will play inside AT&T Stadium, the home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys, after winning the first two during national championship seasons.

Cincinnati is the first outsider to make the College Football Playoff and Alabama is the standard bearer.

Rescuers in Indonesia race to find survivors in villages blanketed by molten ash after the eruption of Mount Semeru killed at least 14 people and left dozens injured. The eruption of the biggest mountain on the island of Java caught locals by surprise, sending thousands fleeing and forcing hundreds of families into makeshift shelters.

ARLINGTON, Texas — (AP) — Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said injured star running back Jaylin Warren will not play in the Big 12 championship game Saturday against No. Warren came into the game with 1,134 yards, fourth best in the Big 12, and 11 touchdowns. The Cowboys entered the game fifth in the College Football Playoff rankings with a chance to reach the final four for the first time. ___Follow Ralph D. Russo at https://twitter.com/ralphDrussoAP and listen at http://www.appodcasts.com___More AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/college-football and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25. Sign up for the AP’s college football newsletter: https://apnews.com/cfbtop25Copyright 2021 The Associated Press.

ARLINGTON, Texas — (AP) — Hours into Major League Baseball's first work stoppage in 26 years, Commissioner Rob Manfred and union head Tony Clark presented diametrically opposed views of each side's negotiating positions that point to a lengthy lockout. “If you play without an agreement, you are vulnerable to a strike at any point in time,” Manfred said. They will not agree to any path for any player to achieve free agency earlier. “One good week of free agency doesn’t address all the negative trends that we’ve seen.”MLB would keep existing free-agency provision or change eligibility to age 29.5. The most negative reaction we have is when a player leaves via free agency.

ARLINGTON, Texas — (AP) — Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby says expanding the College Football Playoff as soon as the 2024 season is “in some jeopardy” if an agreement on a new format cannot be reached soon. One of the issues that has become a stumbling block to expansion is which conferences are guaranteed automatic access for their champions. “So I’m a big believer in the automatic qualifier for the Big Ten conference and the other Power Five conferences," Warren told SiriusXM this week. Group of Five conference commissioners, most notably Mike Aresco from the American Athletic Conference, prefer automatic access not be limited to Power Five champions. Bowlsby on Saturday laid out one of the reasons the group avoided automatic access for just the Power Five.

Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby says expanding the College Football Playoff as soon as the 2024 season is "in some jeopardy" if an agreement on a new format cannot be reached soon.

Back in 2014, a big headline in Texas involved hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen from a safe at Joel Osteen’s megachurch, Lakewood Church, in Houston. Now, seven years later, another bombshell has dropped.

Yet the world’s reliance on natural gas is growing, not declining. As soon as next year, the United States is set to become the world’s largest exporter of liquid natural gas, or LNG, according to Rystad Energy. When gas pumped in Texas is shipped out for export, it goes to liquid natural gas facilities along the Gulf Coast. The gas wells next to Mother’s Heart represent just a tiny fraction of Total’s global operations. An LNG export terminal just outside Port Arthur was recently fined for safety violations after hundreds of barrels of liquid natural gas escaped through cracks, vaporized and released 825,000 cubic feet of natural gas into the atmosphere.

Musk says the construction is taking place near Launch Pad 39-A.

A 23-year-old woman was killed in May 2019 at an Arlington apartment just days after arriving in Texas from Jordan.

SpaceX has begun building a launchpad for its Starship rockets in Florida, CEO Elon Musk announced on Friday.

Envelopes full of cash and checks were found behind a loose toilet by a plumber doing repairs at celebrity televangelist Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church in Texas.

Mark Cuban buys Texas town. File photo: Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks looks on during a game between Dallas Mavericks and Detroit Pistons at Arena Ciudad de Mexico on December 12, 2019 in Mexico City, Mexico. (HECTOR VIVAS/Getty Images)MUSTANG, Texas — He owns a professional basketball team, an entertainment company, and now a town. >> Read more trending newsEntrepreneur Mark Cuban bought the town of Mustang in Navarro County, Texas in November and told The Dallas Morning News it was for a friend, WPXI reported. Mustang is a 77-acre town southeast of Dallas, originally founded in the 1970s as the only place in Navarro County where people could buy alcohol, KDFW reported.

Envelopes full of cash and checks were found behind a loose toilet by a plumber doing repairs at celebrity televangelist Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church in Texas, according to church officials.

“What we've experienced the past three months in Texas is a preview of a post-Roe world," said John Seago, legislative director of Texas Right to Life, the state's largest anti-abortion group. Some Texas providers say patient volume at their clinics has plummeted to just a third of the usual levels. Others who arrive are told they are too far along to end their pregnancies under the Texas law. The Biden administration and Texas providers sued over Texas' near-ban on abortion, but the Supreme Court's pace on that has surprised both sides. As far as the Texas law goes, the way it is written has so far made it unusually difficult to challenge in courts.

The state of Texas is offering a glimpse in real time of what would be a striking new national landscape if the Supreme Court drastically curtails abortion rights: GOP-led states allowing almost no access to abortion, and women traveling hundreds of miles to end their pregnancies.

Senators of both parties have long been reluctant to consider adding more justices or limiting their tenure. But this week’s abortion argument, added to liberals’ anger about recent confirmations, is prompting some to rethink.

“What we've experienced the past three months in Texas is a preview of a post-Roe world," said John Seago, legislative director of Texas Right to Life, the state's largest anti-abortion group. Some Texas providers say patient volume at their clinics has plummeted to just a third of the usual levels. Others who arrive are told they are too far along to end their pregnancies under the Texas law. The Biden administration and Texas providers sued over Texas' near-ban on abortion, but the Supreme Court's pace on that has surprised both sides. As far as the Texas law goes, the way it is written has so far made it unusually difficult to challenge in courts.

Gary Patterson going to Texas as an assistant in any capacity is a win-win for both parties

SAN ANTONIO — Some community college students in Texas will be getting a break on the costs of school, with textbooks made available to rent for free. >> Read more trending newsThe Alamo Colleges District is a collective of five community colleges in the greater San Antonio, Texas area. They have paired up with Barnes & Noble College in a program that will offer free textbooks to all new and returning students during the Spring and Summer 2022 semesters, KSAT reported. AlamoBOOKS+ is being funded, in part, by up to $17 million from COVID-19 relief funds from The Alamo Colleges District, WOAI reported. The new and innovative program, called AlamoBOOKS+, will provide all required textbooks and course materials for qualifying students.

The woman was one of more than a dozen patients who arrived at the abortion clinic, mostly from Texas, where the nation's most restrictive abortion law remains in effect. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, File) (Rebecca Blackwell)On both sides of America’s abortion debate, activists are convinced that Roe v. Wade — the 1973 Supreme Court ruling establishing a nationwide right to abortion — is imperiled as never before. Roe's demise would likely prompt at least 20 Republican-governed states to impose sweeping bans; perhaps 15 Democratic-governed states would reaffirm support for abortion access. More complicated would be politically divided states where fights over abortion laws could be ferocious — and likely become a volatile issue in the 2022 elections. GOP gubernatorial victories next year could position those states to join others in imposing bans if Roe were nullified.

Hours into Major League Baseball’s first work stoppage in 26 years, Commissioner Rob Manfred and union head Tony Clark presented diametrically opposed views of each side’s negotiating positions that point to a lengthy lockout.

Teams decided to force the long-anticipated confrontation during an offseason rather than risk players walking out during the summer, as they did in 1994. Players and owners had successfully reached four consecutive agreements without a work stoppage, but they have been accelerating toward a clash for more than two years. This defensive lockout was necessary because the players' association's vision for Major League Baseball would threaten the ability of most teams to be competitive." “As players we see major problems with it,” New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer said of the 2016 agreement. The average salary dropped from $1.17 million before the strike to $1.11 million but then resumed its seemingly inexorable rise.

Lockout: Bats, balls and gloves may be shelved for awhile after the collective bargaining agreement between MLB and the players union expired Wednesday night. >> Read more trending newsTalks between Major League Baseball and the players union ended without a new collective bargaining agreement on Wednesday. Talks between the owners of the 30 MLB teams and the union ended after just seven minutes of negotiations Wednesday afternoon, according to ESPN. During a lockout, free agency and trades of major league players are prohibited, ESPN reported. “As players we see major problems with it,” New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer said about the 2016 CBA agreement earlier Wednesday.

A new Texas abortion law narrows the window that women can buy abortion pills from ten weeks to seven weeks.

A new Texas law narrows the window during which doctors are allowed to give abortion-inducing medicines from 10 weeks into pregnancy to seven weeks.

Tesla Headquarters Move FILE - This photo shows a sign bearing the company logo outside a Tesla store Feb. 9, 2019 in Cherry Creek Mall in Denver. Tesla says it has officially moved its corporate headquarters from Silicon Valley to a large factory under construction outside of Austin, Texas. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File) (David Zalubowski)AUSTIN, Texas — (AP) — Tesla says it has officially moved its corporate headquarters from Silicon Valley to a large factory under construction outside of Austin, Texas. It wasn't clear if all of the headquarters employees would be required to move. Musk has said that he has moved his residence from California to Texas, where there is no state personal income tax.

(AP Photo/Michael Ainsworth) (Michael Ainsworth)NEW YORK — (AP) — Even at a time football generally dominates television ratings, the long Thanksgiving Day weekend was notable. Meanwhile, Michigan's victory over Ohio State in the Big 10's annual rivalry game was seen by 15.9 million people on Saturday afternoon. That's the most-watched regular season college football game since LSU-Alabama two years ago, Nielsen said. It was also the biggest audience for a college football game on Fox ever, the network said. CBS had 4.8 million, Fox had 3.4 million, ABC had 3.2 million, Univision had 1.3 million, ION Television had 990,000 and Telemundo had 840,000.

Even at a time football typically dominates television ratings, Thanksgiving week was notable.

Woman charged with pulling gun over parking space. Rossie Dennis is facing charges. (Corpus Christi)CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A Texas woman is facing charges after police said she threatened people with a gun. >> Read more trending newsRossie Dennis is accused of pointing a gun at a victim and threatening to pull the trigger in a fight over a parking spot, KIII reported. In a Facebook post, Corpus Christi police said one of the alleged victims was able to get video of the threats and shared it with police.

Houston, Texas-based Kirby Inland Marine LP has agreed to pay $15.3 million in damages and assessment costs under the Oil Pollution Act to resolve federal and state claims for injuries to natural resources resulting from an oil spill from a Kirby barge, after a collision Kirby caused. Kirby, the Coast Guard, and the State were involved in extensive response and cleanup efforts, and Kirby has cooperated in the assessment of injuries to natural resources. The designated federal trustees for the natural resources impacted by Kirby’s oil spill are the U.S. Department of Commerce through the NOAA and the U.S. Department of the Interior through the U.S. The designated State trustees are the Texas General Land Office, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The federal and State trustees have worked together to perform their injury assessment work and are engaged in joint restoration planning efforts.

Lee Price III falsely misrepresented the status of three companies, and used the money to spend thousands on a strip club, properties and luxury items.

Supreme Court Abortion Mississippi Allen Siders, an anti-abortion activist, preaches outside of the Jackson Women's Health Organization, a state-licensed abortion clinic in Jackson, Miss., Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021. On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case that directly challenges the constitutional right to an abortion established nearly 50 years ago. Brewer said she has never been more concerned about abortion rights in the U.S. than she is now. Valencia Robinson is executive director of Mississippi In Action, an organization that supports abortion rights and works on other sexual health issues. During the past five years, about 75% of those receiving an abortion in Mississippi were Black and about 21% were white.

The Big 12 will play a title game without Oklahoma or Texas for the first time since 1998.

The NFL said the 2021 Thanksgiving Day games attracted an average of 29.7 million viewers and highlighted by the Dallas Cowboys loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Supreme Court Abortion Barriers to separate activists are set up outside of the Supreme Court in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021, ahead of arguments on abortion at the court in Washington. But on Wednesday they'll hear from just three lawyers: one representing the state of Mississippi, another representing Mississippi's only abortion clinic and the last representing the Biden administration. Two decades later, when the court heard arguments in the Casey case, Pennsylvania Attorney General Ernest D. Preate Jr. argued in support of his state's abortion law. Just weeks ago she argued a different Supreme Court case involving abortion. That case was about a restrictive Texas abortion law that prohibits abortion after cardiac activity is detected in a fetus.

Supreme Court justices considering a major abortion case Wednesday will hear from just three lawyers: one representing the state of Mississippi, another representing Mississippi’s only abortion clinic and the last representing the Biden administration.

Mexican officials have reversed their previous position against giving coronavirus booster shots and are studying a plan to administer third doses to people over 60.

A Texas man who pleaded guilty to fraudulently taking money meant for COVID-19 relief has been sentenced to 110 months in prison. >> Read more trending newsLee Price III pleaded guilty in September to charges of wire fraud and money laundering after he received more than $1.6 million from the federal government and used it to buy luxury items for himself, the Justice Department said. Price was accused of lying about the number of employees and payroll expenses in his loan applications, as well as using the name of a dead person on one, USA Today reported. The Justice Department said that since beginning to investigate crimes of fraud related to the PPP, they have brought charges in more than 95 criminal cases. ©2021 Cox Media Group

Lee Price III falsely misrepresented the status of three companies, and used the money to spend thousands on a strip club, properties and luxury items.

Home to corporate behemoth Walmart, a rising state university, and awash in philanthropy money, this Texas neighbor is home to a new crop of urban hotspots.

A Texas man was sentenced to nine years in prison for fraudulently obtaining PPP loans and using the money on a Lamborghini and a Rolex watch.

The Treasury Department says several states and cities have exhausted their federal rental assistance in a sign that spending on a program aimed at averting evictions has picked up speed.

AUSTIN, Texas — A new law going into effect on Jan. 18 in Texas mandates that dogs cannot be chained outside. >> Read more trending newsThe law, passed during a special session, bans any “unlawful restraint” of a dog, banning both chains and heavy weights, the Texas Tribune reported. The law also requires that any animal outdoors have “adequate shelter,” which includes shade from direct sunlight and drinking water, KSAT reported. Texas Governor Greg Abbot signed the bill into law in October after vetoing a previous version over the summer, People Magazine reported. ©2021 Cox Media Group

Through these loan applications, Price sought over $2.6 million and actually obtained over $1.6 million in PPP loan funds. Price falsely represented the number of employees and payroll expenses in each of the PPP loan applications. To support the fraudulent PPP loan applications, Price also submitted fraudulent tax records and other materials. Illustratively, with respect to the 713 Construction LLC loan application, Price applied in the name of an individual who died shortly before the application was submitted. Assistant Attorney General Kenneth A.

When Lori Edwards told her transgender teenage daughter that Texas’ House Bill 25 had passed, the 14-year-old turned away and started flipping through her phone. “Oh that sucks,” Emily said, and went silent. During the regular Texas legislative session this spring, a rash of anti-trans bills filed by Republican state lawmakers had sent Emily’s mental […]

Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy has entered COVID-19 protocols and won’t be on the sideline for Thursday night’s game in New Orleans.

Blake Shapen threw for 254 yards and two touchdowns in his first start for ninth-ranked Baylor, and the Bears still have a shot at making the Big 12 championship game.

California and Colorado this year banned state agencies from using the word “alien” to refer to immigrants who entered the U.S. without permission.

Demands by Democrats to fix the nation’s broken immigration system were wielded as a cudgel against Republicans during the 2020 campaign.

The Dallas Cowboys are still in control of the NFC East after woeful November trip through the AFC West.

The Nicaraguan government has dropped visa requirements for Cuban citizens, a move that may spark an increase in Cubans travelling there in a bid to reach the United States.

Samsung said it plans to build a $17 billion semiconductor factory in Texas amid a global shortage of chips used in phones, laptops, cars and other electronic devices.

A unanimous Supreme Court has rejected a claim that the Memphis, Tennessee, area has been taking water that belongs to Mississippi from an underground aquifer that sits beneath parts of both states.

On both sides of America’s abortion debate, activists are convinced that the 1973 Supreme Court ruling establishing a nationwide right to abortion is imperiled as never before.

The Supreme Court could rule as soon as Monday on Texas’ ban on abortion after roughly six weeks.

It's been more than two weeks since the Supreme Court’s extraordinarily rushed arguments over Texas’ unique abortion law, and still no word from the justices.

Indiana has moved up to No. 4 in The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll.

Gonzaga, UCLA and Kansas hold the top three spots in first regular-season AP Top 25.

Aliyah Matharu made a go-ahead 3-pointer with 5:06 to play and two more in the closing minutes, freshman Rori Harmon scored 21 points and No. 25 Texas jolted defending national champion and third-ranked Stanford 61-56.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden are set to host the first tribal nations summit since 2016.

Jalon Daniel hit Jared Casey on a scrambling pass for a 2-point conversion in overtime and Kansas stunned Texas 57-56 Saturday night to snap their eight-game losing streak this season and a 56-game losing streak in Big 12 road games over the past 13 years.

COVID-19 and state abortion restrictions like a near-ban that took effect in Texas in September have people with unwanted pregnancies increasingly considering getting abortion pills by mail.

State police say a man who traveled to space with William Shatner last month was killed along with another person when a small plane crashed in northern New Jersey.

A man is scheduled to go on trial next week in the death of one of 18 women he’s charged with killing in Texas over a two-year span.

A closer look at the making of the Iwo Jima sculpture reveals the original is not in D.C., but Texas. Weather and other factors played a role in its placement.

Julian Strawther had 17 points and 10 rebounds as top-ranked Gonzaga beat Dixie State 97-63 in their season opener without coach Mark Few on the sideline.

The University of Central Florida will head to Dallas, Texas this weekend as the team plays against the Southern Methodist Mustangs at noon on Saturday.

Conservative Supreme Court justices are expressing skepticism about saying that Texas must agree to a death row inmate’s request to allow a chaplain to pray out loud and touch him during his execution.

In case you haven’t heard, there was a tragedy at the Astroworld music festival in Houston over the weekend that resulted in the deaths of eight people, with many others injured.

A lawsuit over new voting laws in Texas is bringing the state into court once again with the Biden administration.

The Biden administration is suing Texas over new voting rules that outlasted a summer of dramatic protests by Democrats.

A Texas real estate agent who bragged she wasn’t going to jail for storming the U.S. Capitol because she is white, has blond hair and good job has been sentenced to two months behind bars.

Voters in Texas have pushed back against pandemic restrictions on nursing home visits and worship services.

Frontier Airlines and Orlando International Airport launch 14 new direct routes in November.

The coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the labor market have pushed many prison staffing systems into crisis.

A majority of the Supreme Court are signaling that they would allow abortion providers to pursue a court challenge to a Texas law that has virtually ended abortion in the nation’s second-largest state after six weeks of pregnancy.

Nineteen states are now suing to block President Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors.

In only a handful of cases has the Supreme Court moved as quickly as it is in the fight over the Texas law that bans most abortions.

The U.S. Justice Department is in talks to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to each child and parent who was separated under a Trump-era practice of splitting families at the border.

LeBron James will miss the Los Angeles Lakers’ game against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night because of a sore right ankle.

The Food and Drug Administration is enforcing new warnings on breast implants.

Every year the monarch butterfly makes the longest trip in the insect world to Mexico to hibernate for the winter.