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"The babysitter heard her mother scream and ran back inside of the residence. There she found the child being attacked by her boxer/pit bull mix dog," according to a news release.

Tech giant Huawei is reportedly poised to sue the U.S. government for banning federal agencies from buying its products. The company can do little else to stop the U.S. from impeding the wider use of the company's technologies.

The Trump administration saw tax cuts as a means to encourage investments and boost American business and industry. The White House's protectionist policies have done little to curb the widening federal budget shortfall -- for now

North Korea is engged in a cyber hacking campaign to steal money from foreign banks.

Ohio high school senior Ethan Lindenberger testified to a Senate Committee over his decision to defy his parents and get vaccinated.

The legal team of killer Chris Watts told Dr. Phil what caused the Colorado father to murder his wife and children after a five-hour interview with investigators.

Investigators are continuing an extensive search of a quarter-acre landfill in Colorado for missing mom Kelsey Berreth.

Sir Richard Branson has lifted mandatory rules requiring Virgin Atlantic flight attendants to wear makeup and only their iconic red pencil skirt.

After killing his wife in 2017 following a disagreement over her phone, a South Texas man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison.

Casey Anthony has won the last of the lawsuits against her, putting an end to her legal woes.

Hillary Clinton has had plenty to say about the 2016 election, but she insists that she won't be running again in 2020.

The jackpot is smaller than it used to be, but there is still big money on the line in the Mega Millions lottery on Tuesday.

An Alabama man has been charged with capital murder after the body of 11-year-old victim Amberly Barnett is found near his home.

Police said Christopher Madison was initially arrested for alleged drug possession, but was charged with capital murder later.

Almost nude cyclist riding backwards on Interstate Highway 95 was spotted by several people.

A second-grade teacher at Parkside Elementary School in Naples allegedly made sexual contact with at least three underage female students during the 2017-2018 school year.

Mark Anthony Jones told authorities he was carrying the gun in his waistband while standing on a walkway near a Girl Scout cabin in Marion.

Juan Corona was serving 25 consecutive life sentences for the murders of as many as 25 men in 1971.

A pre-recorded interview with attorney Steven Lambert, set to appear on Tuesday’s episode of Dr. Phil's show, revealed details about the horrific crime. 

Gordon Turentine, 62, originally received a sentence of a year in prison but the punishment was suspended and replaced with probation and a day of jail credit.

A wedding planner, Ashley Bemis, from San Clemente, California, was arrested for scamming several people into donating money for the firefighters, one of whom was her husband, she claimed.

On Monday, Patrick Frazee appeared in the courtroom, clad in a green and white striped jumpsuit and the now-customary ballistic vest.

The breeder reportedly called cops to help shut down the operation, however, it was not known if the person was facing any charges.

The students playfully pushed and shoved each other as they made offensive comments about Jews and African-Americans.

Trump demanded the Justice Department block the AT&T Time Warner merger while encouraging the merger between Disney and 21st Century Fox.

Members of the North Dakota State Bisons were feted with Big Macs and Chik-Fil-A in the White House's State Dining Room for their FCS Division I win, a move that was made to show support for American businesses, according to Trump.

A report recently revealed that President Trump contributed $6,000 to California Sen. Kamala Harris campaign years ago during her election bids for attorney general, but this isn't the first time reports of the president's past contributions to left-leaning politicians have surfaced.

High school teenager Connor Kerner was involved in a drug deal gone bad, resulting in the death of two teenagers.

Coming on the heels of the Cohen hearing and North Korea Summit, the House Judiciary Committee has made a sweeping request for documents related to President Trump.