Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended the elected state prosecutor of Hillsborough County on Thursday for vowing not to enforce the state's new 15-week abortion ban.
Dangerous heat and humidity is threatening Eastern Kentucky after historic floodwaters killed at least 37 people and displaced thousands.
A group of 11 adults in Glasgow, Scotland, have been arrested after reportedly committing sinister and sadistic crimes against three children for a decade.
After days of being on heightened alert, Israel struck targets in the Gaza Strip saying it had eliminated a number of Islamic Jihad terrorists. Dubbed “Operation Breaking Dawn” it began with Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip killing a top Palestinian Islamic Jihad northern brigade commander Tayseer Jabari.
California lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow its family courts to take "temporary emergency jurisdiction" of children in the state seeking to receive transgender medical treatment. Other states are considering similar legislation.
The U.S. and other world powers are back in Vienna for more negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program. While the talks began once more in Vienna on August 4th one of the U.S. chief negotiators said, “his expectations are in check.” These talks follow the failure of earlier negotiations in Doha, Qatar.
FBI Director Christopher Wray faced tough questions from a Senate oversight committee on Thursday about the FBI's conduct on both the 2020 election and Hunter Biden laptop investigation.
While the Russia-Ukraine war drags on, there are positive stories, especially for those getting away from the front lines. CBN News re-visited a group of orphans brought to Israel by their rabbi about five months ago.
On Capitol Hill Thursday, a Senate showdown took place with Republicans demanding answers about how FBI Director Christopher Wray plans to stop alleged departmental political bias.
The San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association is facing a potential legal battle for telling a local church it couldn't rent its venue for a Christmas show because it's religious. The religious rights law firm First Liberty Institute has taken the case, calling it a violation of California state and federal laws.