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Paul Pelosi faces hit-and-run charges in Napa County after officials say he hit a parked car and drove away.

Trump is set to speak at Mount Rushmore, where the famous monument makes clear the limits of his efforts to shape his legacy.

An Arizona toddler, Vincent Lorenzo Fiordilino, was declared dead after a near-drowning but was later found alive in a hospital morgue, triggering an investigation and questions about how the case was handled.

California farmer Cesar Mora is giving away more than 100,000 pounds of nectarines because a legal fight with Giumarra Brothers Fruit Co. has left him unable to sell the crop.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani used America’s 250th anniversary to push a pro-immigrant message that sharply contrasted with President Donald Trump’s view of the country.

A federal appeals court ordered the Trump administration to rehire 19 intelligence officers who were fired after temporary diversity-related assignments.

Olympian David Hearn was indicted in Washington, D.C., over alleged vandalism that damaged the Reflecting Pool.

U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn was indicted by D.C. Superior Court on a felony charge tied to damage at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Investigators in Alaska are looking into whether the campaign of Dan J. Sullivan, who shares a name with Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, was set up to mislead voters in the state’s Senate race.

The FBI is expanding its Georgia 2020 election probe by sending more analysts to Atlanta to review records under a new push led by Director Kash Patel.

Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov were charged by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office after climbing the Empire State Building and reaching its antenna.

Gary Siders Jr. and three other adults were charged after authorities found 16 children living in filthy, cramped conditions in an Ohio home.

Loay Alnaji was sentenced to one year in county jail after pleading guilty in the death of Paul Kessler during dueling protests in Ventura County.

A North Carolina mail carrier, Brandi Reynolds, was kidnapped and killed while on her route, and police charged William Craig Durham in the case.

The US Supreme Court gave Donald Trump a major loss on birthright citizenship, but it also continued to expand presidential power in other areas.

After the Supreme Court blocked his effort to limit birthright citizenship, President Donald Trump urged Congress to pass a law that would achieve the same result.

TikTok has settled a lawsuit brought by a Florida teen who says its app design helped harm his mental health, while Meta and YouTube still face trial in the case.

Three Texas women, including sisters Kitty Mia Diaz and Amaya Cookie Diaz, were charged with murder after police said they fatally stabbed a 32-year-old woman during a fight.

The Supreme Court will review whether state bans on semiautomatic rifles such as the AR-15 violate the Second Amendment.

An NBC News poll found Americans are split on whether being U.S.-born is important to being truly American, even as the Supreme Court weighed a birthright citizenship case tied to President Donald Trump’s policy fight.