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Trump files speedy appeal after Biden judge rules Congress can't ban noncitizens from voting

The Trump administration announced an immediate appeal Friday, a day after a federal judge issued a startling ruling finding that Congress doesn't have the power to outlaw noncitizens casting ballots in federal elections.

Co-pilot accused in FlyDubai attack was previously flagged as a security risk, officials say

The FlyDubai co-pilot accused of trying to crash a plane was suspended as a security risk in 2024, officials say. How he ended up in the cockpit is still unclear.

Maryland first state to ban dynamic pricing for grocery stores, delivery services

Maryland on Thursday became the first state to ban grocers and third-party delivery apps from changing prices in real time based on customer data.

Judge halts border wall construction in Big Bend National Park

A federal judge issued an emergency injunction Friday blocking border wall construction in Big Bend National Park and surrounding areas in Texas, saying the government is cutting too many corners.

Tenn. death row inmate Christa Pike breathing through ventilator following botched execution attempt

Attorneys for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike say she is in critical condition, unconscious and breathing through a ventilator following a botched lethal injection attempt Wednesday night.

Is Jimmy Kimmel leaving ABC? Disney's Dana Walden won't say

Disney's top creative executive stopped short Thursday of saying whether ABC will keep Jimmy Kimmel on the air past next spring, calling late night a difficult business even as the host's ratings climb.

Johnny Depp returns as Scrooge in new 'Ebenezer' trailer

The new trailer for "Ebenezer," a take on Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," gives audiences a longer look at Johnny Depp as Ebenezer Scrooge. The movie is Depp's first major studio lead since 2018.

Trump nixes talk of a diesel-export ban after Europe taps stockpiles

President Trump has ruled out a ban on diesel exports, a move he floated to reduce domestic prices but which faced doubts about its effectiveness and fears it would backfire.

St. Louis man learns his father is Doobie Brothers' Michael McDonald

A St. Louis man who spent decades wondering about his biological roots has discovered that his father is Michael McDonald, the five-time Grammy-winning singer of the Doobie Brothers.

Supreme Court will hear dispute over a Kentucky church's plan to build a shrine on residential land

The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to consider whether a religious institution has a right to build a shrine to the Virgin Mary on residential property next to its Kentucky church.

Report: Kushner's firm is top shareholder in Israeli financial group invested in defense suppliers

REPORT: Jared Kushner's private equity firm is the largest shareholder in an Israeli financial group that has invested in companies supplying Israel's military, while Kushner serves as a key U.S. negotiator on Gaza.

Roseanne Barr revives feud with Candace Owens

Comedian ROSEANNE BARR reignites her public feud with conservative commentator Candace Owens: "Remember when [she] called me fake and gay?"