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Pilot Omar Morsi checks controls in the cockpit of a United Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey

Airlines, Unions In Rare Unity On US Pilot Diversity Drive

The population of US airline pilots and engineers is currently 95.7% white and 9.2% female, according to data.

6-Year-Old Allegedly Forced By Classmates To Perform Sex Act; Parents Demand Answers From School

First-graders allegedly forced their 6-year-old classmate to perform a sex act and filmed it despite a teacher being in the classroom.

Biden Says Republicans Holding US Economy 'Hostage'

US President Joe Biden said Republican lawmakers are holding the US economy 'hostage' by refusing to pass a debt limit increase unless he first agrees to 'draconian' budget cuts.

The Biden administration says funds will run out as early as June 1 if the extension -- an annual accounting maneuver that usually passes with little debate -- doesn't happen, triggering national debt default.

US job gains surged unexpectedly in April as unemployment dipped back to the lowest in decades

US Hiring Shows Surprise Surge As Unemployment Falls

The latest figures show that the labor market remains strong despite banking sector upheaval.

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Lara Trump Reacts To Ivanka's Decision To Dump Brothers' Lawyers

Ivanka hired a separate counsel from her brothers in the civil fraud case against them in New York.

Enrique Tarrio, former leader of the Proud Boys, and three other members of the far-right group were convicted of seditious conspiracy for the January 2021 attack on the US Capitol

Four Far-right Proud Boys Convicted Of Sedition Over Capitol Attack

The success of federal prosecutors in obtaining convictions for sedition among the January 6 rioters could raise the stakes for Trump and his advisors in the Justice Department's investigation.

Service sector employees, like these McDonald's workers pictured in New York in May 2022, earn less than the average American

Leftist US Senator Pushes For $17 Minimum Wage

The $7.25 federal floor has not increased since 2009, and the dollar has since lost almost a third of its purchasing power, according to the Economic Policy Institute.

Las Vegas Man Tries To Meet Undercover Cop Posing As Girl For Sex, Gets Arrested: Police

The Las Vegas man was arrested by federal agents in a child sex sting.

American Airlines plans to restart flights on the 737 MAX are dependent on the Federal Aviation Administration's recertification of the airline

US Allows Chinese Airlines To Operate More Flights; Is It A Sign Of Easing Tensions?

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation order, the goal was to ensure a "gradual, broader reopening of the U.S.-China air services market."

A pregnant woman in Texas who was driving in a carpool lane, such as those seen here in California, said her fetus should count as a second person

Virginia Police Officer Narrowly Escapes Death As Speeding Teen Driver Goes Out Of Control [Video]

The car was driven by a 17-year-old driver at the speed of 120 mph before it lost control and struck the parked vehicle.

Bodycam Shows Woman Laughing, 'Playing Dumb' Minutes After Killing Two People In DUI Crash

Stephanie Melgoza was sentenced to 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to four felonies for aggravated DUI and aggravated reckless driving.

Best US States 2023: Know How Your State Fared In Latest Ranking

Where does your state lie on the list?

Third Woman Accuses Trump Of 'Kissing Me' At Mar-A-Lago, While Waiting For Melania

The former president allegedly sexually assaulted a reporter in his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Shooting suspect stands inside a hospital in Atlanta

Gunman Shoots Five Women At Atlanta Medical Center, One Fatally

A gunman opened fire at a medical building in midtown Atlanta on Wednesday, killing a 39-year-old woman and wounding four others before carjacking a vehicle to flee, police said on Wednesday.

Francisco Oropesa had eluded authorities after the shooting in the small town of Cleveland in southeastern Texas

Texas Shooting Suspect Arrested, Partner In Custody For Hindering Prosecution

Divimara Lamar Nava, 53, was apprehended Wednesday and is facing a felony charge of hindering the apprehension or prosecution of a known felon.

The U.S. Capitol Building is stormed by a pro-Trump mob on Jan. 6, 2021

Former FBI Agent Charged In Jan. 6 Attack On U.S. Capitol

A former FBI agent has been arrested for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol.

United Airlines planes are parked at their gates at O'Hare International Airport ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday in Chicago, Illinois

United Airlines Passenger Allegedly Assaulted Crew Member After Being Told He Was In Wrong Seat

San Francisco Police said a 47-year-old man was arrested following an alleged "physical altercation" on a plane.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building is seen in Washington, U.S. on September 28, 2020.

IRS Spent $10 Million On Weapons, Military-style Equipment Since 2020: Report

Since 2006, the IRS has spent $35.2 million on ammunition, guns and combat gear, with the weaponry purchase surging exponentially between 2020-2021.

Woman Arrested For Hurling Her Drink At Rep. Matt Gaetz At Florida Festival

The woman, Selena Jo Chambers, said she "was walking and tripped and spilled her drink on Representative Gaetz," according to the arrest report.

Vermont Becomes First State To Remove Residency Requirement For Medical Aid In Dying

Currently, 12 states, including California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, New Jersey and Washington, D.C., have medically assisted suicide laws.

Binance Calls ChatGPT-Based Allegations About CEO's Ties To Chinese Communist Party 'Ludicrous'

Congressional offices were informed that Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao had links to the ruling political party in China.

Illustration shows Artificial Intelligence words

House Democrat Warns About AI-Generated Political Ads After 'Beat Biden' Video, Introduces New Bill

Rep. Yvette Clarke believes existing laws do not cover the fast deployment of AI and how the tech could disrupt society.

Former US president Donald Trump has repeatedly denied E. Jean Carroll's rape allegation

If Convicted, Can Trump Issue Himself A Self-Pardon?

Former President Donald Trump is the subject of at least four major investigations.

Alex Murdaugh sentenced to life in prison in Walterboro

Alex Murdaugh Admits To Another Lie: Housekeeper's Death Not Caused By Dogs

Convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh admitted that their family dogs didn't cause Gloria Satterfield's death more than four years ago.

Former US president Donald Trump addresses supporters in Manchester, New Hampshire, on April 27, 2023

Election Poll: Trump Looks To Be A Runaway Against DeSantis In GOP Presidential Race

Former President Donald Trump still enjoys wide support from the Republican base.

US President Joe Biden speaks during a reception at the White House

White House 'Will Not Negotiate' On Debt Ceiling

Republicans, who control the House of Representatives, insist they will only extend the debt limit if Biden first agrees to steep cuts in the federal budget.

The suspected Chinese spy balloon drifts to the ocean after being shot down off the coast in Surfside Beach

US To Not Shoot Down Mysterious Balloon Spotted Off Hawaii Coast, Will Continue Monitoring

The Federal Aviation Administration and the Defense Department first sighted the balloon Friday at about 36,000 feet.

Newlywed Bride Killed By Drunk Driver While Leaving Her Wedding Reception

A GoFundMe campaign has raised more than $380,000 to help pay for the couple's funeral and medical expenses.

Law enforcement officers are searching for a man wanted for shooting dead five neighbors in Cleveland, Texas

Texas Shooting Update: Shooter At Large Was Deported 4 Times But Returned Illegally

Mexican national Francisco Oropesa, 38, is accused of killing five neighbors in Cleveland, Texas, Friday night.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump holds a campaign rally in Waco, Texas

Angry Trump Throws Reporter's Phones Over Questions About Hush Money Investigation

Donald Trump reportedly lashed out at NBC News reporter Vaughn Hillyard over his series of questions related to the Manhattan DA's case.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen talks with other attendees at the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington

Yellen Warns US Could Hit Debt Ceiling By June 1, Investors Worry About Crypto Meltdown

The Treasury Secretary, in a letter sent to Congress on Monday, urged the leaders of the House "to protect the full faith and credit of the United States by acting as soon as possible."

Melania Still MIA As Trump Visits Scotland For His New Golf Course

Former President Donald Trump arrived in his mother's home country of Scotland Monday without his wife Melania Trump by his side.

Vehicles drive through Baghdad under reduced visibility during a dust storm that engulfed much of central Iraq, the second such storm in a week

Illinois Dust Storm Leaves 6 Dead, Multiple Injured In Massive Highway Pileup

"The cause of the crash is due to excessive winds blowing dirt from farm fields across the highway leading to zero visibility," Illinois State Police Maj. Ryan Starrick said.