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A federal district judge ruled the government's deportation of the 20-year-old violated a legally binding settlement DHS reached last year with a group of young migrants.

If the Cleveland Browns draft Travis Hunter with the second overall pick on Thursday night, head coach Kevin Stefanski is confident that the two-way star will be able to maximize time.

An Obama-appointed federal judge in San Francisco said President Donald Trump's orders blocking federal funds from sanctuary cities is unconstitutional.

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Green Bay Packers legend Clay Matthews dished words of advice to the 2025 NFL Draft prospects who will hear their names called this weekend.

Harvard president Alan Garber said Wednesday during an interview with NBC News that he had no choice but to fight the Trump administration over its decision to pull funding.

French police arrested a student after he allegedly killed another student in a stabbing attack at his private Catholic school in Nantes.

A Kent State student's art exhibit that depicted a violent image and message toward President Trump went viral and prompted the university to respond last week.

After Sen. Dick Durbin announced his retirement, the idea of the "Biden effect" came back into focus.

Hollywood actor Jason Biggs transformed his health with an impressive 35-pound weight loss after receiving alarming cholesterol test results.

Israel marked Holocaust Remembrance Day as the nation came to a standstill to remember the victims of the Nazi genocide against the Jews.

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to lift a lower court's order blocking the Pentagon's transgender military ban from going into effect.

Leonel Vargas Jr., 24, was apprehended by the Metro Nashville Police Department Wednesday, and is being held without bond for alleged violent crimes.

Europeans see Ukraine’s security as vital to their own and want to defend the principle of no border changes by force, even if President Trump does not.

Health researchers caution that Bisphenol S (BPS), an endocrine disruptor present in paper receipts, can rapidly absorb into the skin, leading to a notice of violation against major U.S. retailers.