Two killed, several injured in shooting at Brown University; investigation ongoing.

Ten Connecticut families sue Yale New Haven Health and Connecticut Children’s over ending gender-affirming care for minors, citing discrimination and harm.

The Trump administration defends continuing White House ballroom construction for security reasons, rejecting a lawsuit challenging its legality.

Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan convicted on felony charge for allegedly helping a man avoid deportation arrest.

Actor Gil Gerard, star of 'Buck Rogers,' dies at 82 from rare cancer, remembered for his iconic role and personal resilience.

Anthony Joshua knocked out Jake Paul in the sixth round, breaking Paul's jaw in a highly anticipated fight.

Four arrested in Calif. for foiled New Year’s Eve bombing plot targeting LA and Orange County logistics centers.

Zelensky may forgo NATO membership for security guarantees as peace talks begin, sparking debate over sovereignty.

A mass shooting at a Jewish community center in Australia killed at least 11 and injured many, with authorities probing possible antisemitic motives.

Trump sues BBC for $5B, claiming edited footage falsely implied he incited Jan. 6 violence; BBC defends accuracy and press freedom.