Bradford Betz

Texas State Troopers on Monday pulled over a semi-truck and discovered it was crammed with more than 105 migrants who were being smuggled into the U.S.

After disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell in 2019, accounts differed as to whether his cellmate had tried to kill Epstein or prevent him from committing suicide, according to a forthcoming book.

A Colorado-based animal rights lawyer has pleaded guilty on a slew of charges in connection with an alleged murder-for-hire plot targeting her estranged husband’s girlfriend, her lawyer has confirmed to Fox News.

A Rhode Island middle school teacher says critical race theory is finding its way into public school classrooms and creating racial hostility and mistrust among her students.

Starting this fall, Davidson College will be offering a course titled “#Abolishthepolice: Race and Policing in the U.S.”

Despite New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo coming under fire for allegedly undercounting COVID-19 fatalities in his state, a discrepancy still remains, with the federal government’s tally being about 11,000 higher than what Cuomo’s administration has publicized.

President Joe Biden has tapped Republican former Sen. Jeff Flake, to serve as U.S. ambassador to Turkey.

A California teen is accused of stabbing an Uber Eats driver to death and prosecutors want her to be tried as an adult.

Raleigh police on Monday arrested a man for allegedly groping a 7-year-old girl at a public part, according to a report.

While discussing the end of U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, President Joe Biden said Thursday that Afghan translators will be welcome in the U.S.

Former President George W. Bush celebrated his 75th birthday on Tuesday by shooting a 74 in a game of golf.

A man’s racist rant captured on video prompted a crowd of protesters to gather outside his New Jersey home on Monday and demand that he leaves their community.

Surfside, Florida manager Andrew Hyatt is pushing back on the notion that town officials are responsible for slowing down desperately needed structural repairs to a 12-story building in the years leading up to its collapse last month, killing dozens of residents.

Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting at a St. Louis area mall that left one person dead on Saturday.

A manhunt is underway for a man who shot at someone near a U.S. Air Force recruiting office in Georgia on Tuesday, police said.

A former Bush administration official’s health condition was upgraded Monday to “stable” following a stroke he suffered, according to his family.

Japan’s own “Dr. Fauci,” doesn’t have a reputation for being outspoken, particularly on opinions that would go against the official policy of the government. But in recent weeks, Japan’s top adviser on COVID-19 has railed against the idea of having spectators at the upcoming summer Olympics.

A motorcycle stunt rider died from injuries he sustained while attempting to break a world-record motorcycle jump in Washington state.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agents at the Laredo Sector in Texas intercepted a U-Haul truck carrying 27 illegal immigrants in a suspected smuggling operation.

California sheriff’s deputies discovered multiple “booby trap-type explosive devices” and “various weapons” in a home where they had served a restraining and move-out order to one of its occupants.