The website suggested that Trump used burner phones to communicate in the run-up to the election.
Turkeys are some of the most gentle animals in the world. 46 million of them are killed on Thanksgiving.
Four investors accused members of the Trump family of promoting a multilevel-marketing company to them that cost them thousands of dollars.
Tucker Carlson had his largest audience since the night of January when his Kyle Rittenhouse interview reached 5 million viewers.
The guns that Brian Laundrie's parents surrendered were only one that was missing when he vanished.
"He called," Trump said. He wanted to know if he could come over and say hello.
Rittenhouse told Tucker Carlson that he was impressed by Trump.
In October 2012 the singer joined the social networking site, but it wasn't until late last year that she started getting a lot of attention.
Trump took a jab at the Facebook founder for visiting him at the White House after he went on a rant about his election-fraud claims.
A judge's decision means Scottish ministers won't have to make a decision about the money-laundering investigation against the former president.
Michael Bolte was accused of buying classic cars with government money.
The unnamed woman described her horror at learning of the charges against the man.
After the first game back after being suspended by the NBA for hitting a Detroit Pistons center in the face with a blow, Lakers superstar LeBron James addressed the incident. James and Stewart were ejected from the contest on Sunday.
Six other students who watched "Squid Game" were sentenced to hard labor and their teachers may be sent to remote mines, according to Radio Free Asia.
The new variant of the coronaviruses has been found in South Africa, Hong Kong, and Botswana.
The Republican said the killer should get a Congressional Gold medal.
Fernando Rodriguez was shocked with a stun gun by the officers after he fell to the ground at Imagine Music Festival.
The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information about the location of John Bui Tran. According to an FBI press release, the missing person case involves a person who was born in Vietnam. On April 2, 2005, he was last seen at a party on Mitchell Street.
When law enforcement found out that Kennedi High had a mental illness, they almost forced her into a sex trafficking operation. The Black and Missing Foundation, run by sisters-in-law Natalie and Derrica Wilson, advocates for missing persons' families and brings attention to how missing Black people are treated in the media and law enforcement. After High, 16, never came home from school, his mother reached out to them. She was last seen getting into a vehicle.
The details were included in a New York Times report that was based on more than 2,000 pages of Bureau of Prisons records.
