Pop star Selena's murderer denied parole in Texas, 30 years after shooting

Yolanda Saldivar, the convicted murderer of Latin pop star Selena Quintanilla-Perez, known as the queen of Tejano music, was denied parole on Thursday, the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles announced.

Man accused of setting fire to Tesla vehicles in Las Vegas arrested, police say

Las Vegas police on Thursday said they arrested a man who allegedly set fire to Tesla vehicles in Las Vegas last week.

US senators from both parties urge formal probe of Signal chat attack plan

The top Republican and Democrat on the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee said on Thursday they had asked the Pentagon to investigate the Trump administration's use of the Signal messaging app to discuss sensitive attack plans.

Sundance Film Festival officially moving to Boulder, Colorado in 2027

Park City — The Sundance Institute Board of Trustees announced Thursday that after 40 years in Park City, the famed

It was bacteria — not a miracle — on a Communion wafer in Indiana church

It turns out there's nothing miraculous about red marks found on a communion host at a Catholic church in Indiana.

Justice Department considers merging drug and gun enforcement agencies in major shakeup

The U.S. Justice Department is considering merging the lead agencies enforcing drug and gun laws in a major shakeup, according to a memo first reported by Reuters.

How clean energy tax credits could pose make-or-break moment for GOP reconciliation package

A quiet feud over whether to preserve certain provisions in former President Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act could endanger Republican efforts to pass their own massive budget reconciliation bill later this year.

Trump administration directs spy satellite agencies to surveil US-Mexico border

The Trump administration has directed two intelligence agencies to train their satellite surveillance capabilities on the U.S.-Mexico border region as part of a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration and drug cartels.

US health department cutting 10,000 workers under Kennedy

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will cut about 10,000 full-time jobs and close half of its regional offices, it said on Thursday, a major overhaul of the department under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

US arrests El Salvadoran man on gun charge, alleges MS-13 ties

U.S. prosecutors charged an El Salvadoran man on Thursday with illegal possession of a firearm, hours after federal officials arrested him in an early morning raid in Virginia and alleged he was a leader of the MS-13 international criminal gang.

Will the Trump administration make or break Social Security?

Utah Sen. John Curtis drew national attention Sunday with his promise to introduce changes to make Social Security more sustainable.