President Donald Trump used a nationally televised address on July 16, 2026, to unveil a collection of declassified documents. He said these documents, which the White House posted online during the address, show serious vulnerabilities in American election systems, extensive Chinese acquisition of U.S. voter data, and an intelligence ...Read more

Mass State Police Colonel Geoffrey Noble said that former Trooper Michael Proctor worked on “hundreds, if not thousands of cases,” that need to be reviewed in remarks that aired Sunday.

“Every single case that Michael Proctor worked on needs to be looked at,” Noble told WCVB’s On the Record.

Noble said Proctor’s racist and ...Read more

Officials with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement say that seven men were detained during a recent targeted operation in Bemidji.

It was the second raid in a month targeting construction sites in the city that is still recovering from a storm last summer that caused extensive damage to homes and millions of trees.

On June 11, workers ...Read more

Two mass shootings in Minneapolis less than 24 hours apart over the weekend have left 14 people wounded, one fatally, and no word of any arrests, city officials said.

Shortly before 12:30 a.m. Sunday, nine people were wounded by gunfire outside a Minneapolis nightclub in the Uptown neighborhood, with two men critically injured, police said.

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Federal regulators and the parent company of global salad producer Taylor Farms made headlines — and sowed confusion — this week after announcing that a mistake was made and that a lettuce sample from the supplier had not actually tested positive for the parasite that’s sending thousands of people to the bathroom with explosive diarrhea.

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DETROIT — A routine test of Detroit's voting equipment on Monday before the Aug. 4 primary drew a crowd of local elected officials, business executives and a member of the Republican National Committee, reflecting the tensions over the upcoming election as President Donald Trump attacks the city's voting process.

The city's Department of ...Read more

As the Trump administration continues its crackdown on illegal immigration, states and cities that have pushed back with so-called sanctuary policies have faced a barrage of lawsuits from the U.S. Department of Justice.

The administration has filed a total of 27 lawsuits against more than 20 cities, counties and states with such policies ...Read more

President Trump is admitting his luxe new Air Force One plane will be taken out of service for a new round of retrofitting.

After Trump was forced to ditch the Qatar-donated jet in Turkey over concerns about its safety, he told reporters that the Boeing 747 would need to be “maxed out," implying it must be upgraded to meet expectations to ...Read more

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved a new daily pill that lowers levels of dangerous cholesterol. The pill is expected to boost compliance rates compared to previously used medications, according to a Thursday news release from the University of Maryland Medical System.

About a quarter of adults in the United States have ...Read more

DENVER — A memorial procession is carrying the pilot who died while fighting the Gold Mountain fire near Ouray from Montrose to Denver International Airport on Monday.

Nicholas Dale, a 56-year-old federally contracted fire aviation pilot from Sooke, British Columbia, died after his helicopter crashed into the Silver Jack Reservoir in ...Read more

Iran said mediators have been in touch with proposals on how to ease hostilities with the U.S. after several days of clashes, though tensions remain high after a threat by the Tehran-backed Houthi group to blockade Saudi Arabia.

Esmail Baghaei, the Islamic Republic’s foreign ministry spokesman, said “ideas from some mediators have been ...Read more

Venezuelan authorities said Sunday that the death toll from the powerful twin earthquakes that struck the country’s northern coast nearly a month ago has risen to 5,208, as recovery efforts increasingly shift from emergency relief to the long-term challenges of environmental restoration and debris removal.

National Assembly President Jorge ...Read more

MIAMI — Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins has designated herself as chairwoman of the Miami City Commission, effectively removing longtime Chairwoman Christine King from the position.

“As we move into this next chapter, my focus remains squarely on the people of Miami,” Higgins said in the Monday memo. “Every decision made from this chair ...Read more

The State Department is publishing a report Monday accusing Cuba of fomenting left-wing extremism in the United States and building a sophisticated espionage and influence network focused on penetrating and undermining U.S. interests.

“The report finds that for nearly seven decades, the Cuban regime has played an indispensable role in nearly ...Read more

LONDON — Andy Burnham pledged a “new economic model” for the U.K. as he sought to reassure Britons that his ascension as their seventh prime minister in little over a decade would bring an end to the country’s political instability.

Burnham promised in his first remarks as prime minister on Monday to deliver immediate action to reduce ...Read more

LONDON — Andy Burnham is set to become the U.K.’s seventh prime minister in just over a decade with numerous outstanding questions about who will be in his Cabinet and the policy direction he will pursue.

In an address from Downing Street, the incoming premier on Monday will pledge to deliver tangible improvements in people’s lives, while...Read more

The U.S. conducted a ninth straight day of airstrikes on Iran, trying to force the Islamic Republic to stop shipping attacks and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The American military bombed military targets and communications networks in a three-hour operation ending around 5:30 a.m. Iranian time on Monday. Iran continued to attack U.S. bases in ...Read more