n Arizona woman has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison for running a scheme that helped North Korean IT workers impersonate U.S. citizens to secure remote jobs at American companies, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Thursday.
Some House Democrats are pushing back against their party’s messaging strategy focused on the Jeffrey Epstein files, describing it as politically misguided and unproductive.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing fresh scrutiny after it emerged that two Chinese intelligence-linked bankers who donated heavily to her campaigns and a nonprofit she advises were appointed to her mayoral transition advisory team.
James Carville appeared on Fox News Thursday to weigh in with a strikingly different view of Stephen Colbert’s recent cancellation, setting him apart from most Democrats.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is telling Democrats to think twice before continuing with their deliberate slow-walking of President Donald Trump’s nominees.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s estate was valued at about $6 million at the time of his death in 2025. This fortune stemmed from his decades-long work in entertainment.
A Thomasville woman, Kristeena Amanda Miller, has been arrested and accused of embezzling from her employer, the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office said.
Here are some of the top news stories from July 15, 2025, based on recent reports from the United States, Russia, Ukraine, Korea, etc.
The Jeffrey Epstein prison video that was recently released by the DOJ had almost 3 minutes cut out, not just 1 minute like originally reported, according to Wired.
A student of the University of Tampa, Tampa, Florida, is facing 30 years in prison for allegedly suffocating her newborn baby in a dorm room bathroom.