
Investigation Reveals U.S. Mint Purchased Gold from Drug Cartels
New York Times investigation found the U.S. Mint bought gold originating from Colombian drug cartels and sold it as American-sourced metal.

New York Times investigation found the U.S. Mint bought gold originating from Colombian drug cartels and sold it as American-sourced metal.

Ohio State University agreed to pay $100 million to settle lawsuits from 279 former students who alleged sexual abuse by a campus doctor.

An inquiry chair concluded the Southport attack was preventable if authorities and the perpetrator's parents had acted more quickly.

The Pentagon issued a shelter-in-place order Thursday morning due to an air quality alert that was later determined to be a false alarm.
Federal investigators found that communication breakdowns and absent safety technology played key roles in the March 22 runway collision that killed two pilots.

Authorities discovered a sophisticated 2,000-foot tunnel beneath a fake store used to smuggle over $45 million in cocaine.

Karson Hyder, 22, was fired and charged with assault after doorbell camera footage showed him repeatedly punching a woman during an arrest in Shelby, North Carolina.

A small plane with 11 people aboard crashed into the Atlantic Ocean 50 miles off Vero Beach, Florida on Tuesday, with all passengers successfully rescued.

A teenager charged with sexually assaulting and killing his 18-year-old stepsister aboard a Carnival cruise ship awaits a federal court decision on pretrial detention.

The Department of Justice arrested Charles Ford, accused of supplying the rifle used in a Shreveport mass shooting.

A Chicago-to-Minneapolis United flight made an emergency landing in Madison, Wisconsin after a passenger reportedly tried to access the cockpit.

Federal investigators are probing Sunday night's fatal Air Canada Express crash at LaGuardia Airport while a survivor of a similar 1992 crash speaks out.

The director of Camp Mystic testified he was unaware of federal and state warnings issued before a 2025 flood that killed 27 people.

Confirmed tornadoes caused damage in Illinois and Minnesota while historic flooding threatened Wisconsin communities.

Geoffrey Wall accused of flying commercial aircraft without proper captain's license from 2009-2025, operating over 900 flights before retirement.
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