An American Airlines flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Newark was diverted to Baltimore after a passenger allegedly became violent, used slurs, and was restrained by other passengers with duct tape and zip ties.
What We Know About Two Dozen Suspected Energy Attacks in the U.S.
Catherine Herridge reported that more than two dozen suspected directed energy attacks were reported inside the United States, including cases tied to U.S. government personnel and a northern Virginia research facility.
World’s No. 1 Tennis Player Stops U.S. Open Match Over Weed Smell
Trump Criticizes Fox News Following Maria Bartiromo’s Sudden Departure
President Trump reacted sharply after Fox News Media announced Maria Bartiromo is no longer with the company, while unconfirmed reports point to a dispute over election coverage.
Nevada Voter Roll Cleanup Shrinks Democratic Registration Lead to 672
Nevada’s latest voter-roll figures show Democrats’ once-huge registration edge has nearly vanished after major list maintenance across the state.
Female Jurors Share Their Reactions to the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial
CNN’s Jean Casarez described tense courtroom reactions after Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
WATCH: Sydney Sweeney Straps Herself to an Airplane — Then It Goes Upside Down
Public Health Records Reveal How Tim Curry Died
Public health records obtained by People Magazine list coronary artery disease as Tim Curry’s cause of death, with other major health conditions also noted.
Jocelyn Benson Challenges Review of 709,841-Signature Petition to Restrict Voting to U.S. Citizens
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is pushing back as the citizens-only voting petition fight heads toward Supreme Court scrutiny, despite 709,841 signatures and broad voter opposition to non-citizen voting.
Report Identifies Georgia Officer Who Shot a Baby Donkey and Explains Why
A report reviewed by the Daily Mail identifies Cedartown Police Officer Trenton Garner as the officer who fatally shot HeeHaw, a baby donkey, during a missing-child search in Georgia.
