February 18 New Jersey Catholic diocese agrees to $180M settlement with survivors of alleged clergy sex abuse New Jersey Catholic diocese agrees to pay $180 million to settle alleged clergy sexual abuse claims from about 300 survivors.
February 18 After decade of GOP control, Democrats recruit challenger in key swing state Democrat Cinde Warmington launches gubernatorial campaign against Gov. Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire, targeting affordability and Trump policies.
February 18 ‘Good Samaritan’ describes tackling trans shooter at Rhode Island ice rink: ‘Went for the gun’ Michael Black described how he tackled a gunman during a fatal shooting at a Pawtucket, Rhode Island, high school hockey game.
February 18 ICE arrests alleged child sex offender released under Connecticut sanctuary laws Federal officials criticized Connecticut's sanctuary policies after an alleged child predator was released despite an ICE detainer request in controversial case.
February 18 Beloved millionaire Maine philanthropist shot dead in ritzy DC suburb assisted living home, no arrests made Millionaire philanthropist shot dead at upscale assisted living facility in Washington D.C. suburb. Robert Fuller Jr., 87, found with severe head trauma.
February 18 Wealthy coastal enclave's dirty secret revealed through wastewater testing surveillance Luxury island Nantucket, off the coast of Massachusetts, shows cocaine levels far beyond the national average in wastewater surveillance, revealing hidden substance abuse issues.
February 18 MLB players union boss resigns over inappropriate relationship with sister-in-law: report MLBPA executive director Tony Clark reportedly resigned Tuesday amid an ongoing federal investigation and over inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law.
February 18 Bald eagle floating on Hudson River ice rescued by NYPD NYPD officers rescued an injured bald eagle floating on ice in the Hudson River Tuesday, documenting the dramatic rescue operation on bodycam video.
February 18 Rhode Island ice rink shooting victims confirmed as shooter's daughter alleges 'vendetta' against family The trans suspect who opened fire at a Rhode Island ice rink killed his ex-wife and adult son, authorities said, as his daughter alleged a “vendetta."
February 17 NYC Board of Elections worker says 'not my job to report anyone' when asked about registering noncitizens A New York City election worker told an undercover reporter he would not report noncitizens trying to register to vote, saying "that's not my job."