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NPR’s A Martinez interviews Phil Mudd on U.S. strike at Venezuelan dock linked to drug smuggling claims.

President Trump’s administration freezes child care funds to Minnesota due to fraud concerns, sparking debate.

A nonprofit group filed a misconduct complaint against Judge Sarah Merriam, alleging bullying of law clerks.

Federal funding aids safe animal crossings as wildlife-related car crashes kill 200 Americans annually.

Midair Collision in Hammonton

Two helicopters collided in Hammonton, NJ, killing one and critically injuring another, authorities report.

An intense cyclone system is set to bring severe weather across the U.S., with blizzards and extreme cold expected.

SALT LAKE CITY — Jeffrey R. Holland, a high-ranking LDS official, has died at 85 from kidney disease complications.

A powerful winter storm hits the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast, causing hazardous travel conditions.

ICE swiftly deports detained immigrants, often hindering attorneys from filing petitions to keep them in-state.

Technology for virtual pet fences is being adapted for livestock, tested by ranchers near Yellowstone to protect cows.

President Trump’s executive order aims to ease restrictions on marijuana, but rescheduling won’t change all laws.

Drivers display skills at street takeovers. A Kansas City advocate has now created a legal way for participation.