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May 25

Never-before-seen photos reveal WWI-era submarine 1,300 feet below surface where 19 sailors perished in 1917

The World War I-era USS F-1 submarine wreck, lost in 1917, was explored by researchers using advanced technology, capturing new images and its honoring fallen sailors.

May 25

American citizen charged with attempted firebombing of US Embassy in Israel

Joseph Neumeyer, who holds dual citizenship, charged for attempting to attack U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv with Molotov cocktails, is arrested in Israel.

May 25

Trans athlete qualifies for California girls' track and field state championship amid federal investigation

A trans athlete advancing to California's girls' track championship sparks controversy, with CIF under investigation for defying federal orders.

May 24

Boise State Public Radio chief fears service cuts if Trump funding ban succeeds

Boise State Public Radio relies on federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to carry out its mission, general manager Tom Michael told Fox News Digital.

May 24

Woman who admitted to kidnapping hoax undergoes polygraph in explosive new tell-all

Sherri Papini, who previously admitted she faked her 2016 kidnapping, is the subject of an Investigation Discovery (ID) true crime docuseries titled "Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie."

May 23

Small plane hit power lines before deadly San Diego crash, NTSB confirms

A small plane crash in San Diego's Murphy Canyon killed six. The NTSB is investigating a power line collision, weather issues and pilot qualifications.

May 23

Washington state school district votes to keep biological males out of girls sports despite state pushback

The Quilcene School District in Washington, long a blue state, is defying state law, voting to ban transgender athletes from girls sports.

May 23

WATCH: Blue-state Republican 'thankful' for move to scrap gas-car ban as Newsom vows court fight to save it

President Donald Trump may soon revoke California's EPA waiver, sparking legal battles with Gov. Newsom over electric vehicle regulations and energy capacity concerns.

May 23

California State freshman drowns during fraternity trip to Arizona lake

A California State freshman drowned in Lake Havasu during a fraternity trip. Hazardous conditions from recent rains led to the tragic accident and recovery.

May 23

Bryan Kohberger defense suggests 'alternate perpetrators' in Idaho murders, joining infamous legal strategy

Bryan Kohberger's use of the "alternate perpetrators" legal strategy has been used in many high-profile criminal cases in history.