Army says 4 special ops troops presumed dead in Washington state helicopter crash

Four U.S. Army soldiers were presumed killed when their Black Hawk helicopter crashed during a training exercise in a remote area of Washington state, the Army said on Friday.

Ted Cruz breaks with fellow Republicans, condemns government threats against broadcasters

Republican Sen. Ted Cruz joined Democrats on Friday in criticizing FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's recent threats against Disney and local broadcasters for airing "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Senate confirms Waltz as UN ambassador after months of delay

The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Waltz, as ambassador to the U.N. on Friday, filling the last major position in the administration.

Taylor Swift returning to movie theaters with 'Official Release Party of a Showgirl' film

Swifties rejoice: Your girl is coming back to the big screen. Taylor Swift announced on Friday "The Official Release Party of Showgirl" film on Oct. 3, the day her newest album is also released.

2 hunters, 1 from Utah, found dead after intense search efforts in Colorado

Salt Lake City – Two 25-year-old hunters were found dead after search and rescue teams first began looking for them on

Vaccine advisers abandon broad COVID-19 shot support

A panel of vaccine advisers on Friday said COVID-19 shots should be administered through shared decision-making with a healthcare provider, though access through health insurance would remain.

Judge throws out Trump's $15B lawsuit against New York Times, citing improper content

A federal judge on Friday threw out President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, calling it a "decidedly improper and impermissible" effort to attack Trump's adversaries.

Senate rejects bill to avert government shutdown

A stopgap spending bill that would avert an Oct. 1 government shutdown fell short in the Senate on Friday, as Democrats withheld support and demanded higher spending for healthcare.

DNA testing underway on remains believed to be Travis Decker, wanted in killings of his girls

Authorities were using DNA testing Friday to determine whether have they found the remains of Travis Decker, wanted in the deaths of his three daughters, in the mountains of Washington state.

Communications experts weigh in on censorship issues and FCC threatening licenses

Salt Lake City — On Thursday, President Donald Trump said that "maybe" the Fcc should come for networks that are