March 30, 2026 Democratic strategists say 2028 candidate 'has to be a White guy': report An Axios report claimed Democratic strategists are reportedly debating whether the party's best 2028 bet is a straight, White, Christian male candidate.
March 30, 2026 Woman dies after falling from 60-foot cliff along popular Smoky Mountains trail A 65-year-old woman reportedly died after falling from a 60-foot cliff on the Alum Cave Trail at Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Saturday.
March 30, 2026 Video shows police drone track down madman after alleged rampage with stabbing, shooting, crash into store Las Vegas police released drone video showing officers tracking a violent suspect after a domestic incident involving an alleged vehicle ramming and stabbing.
March 30, 2026 Drone video shows police track down madman after alleged rampage Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department video shows a suspect on the run after allegedly stabbing a woman, crashing into a business and reportedly being shot at before officers track him down. (Credit: LVMPD)
March 30, 2026 'The Five' debates the fight over DHS funding 'The Five' panelists discuss debate over DHS funding and paying TSA agents amid a shutdown.
March 30, 2026 Greg Gutfeld: This is 'group therapy disguised as public theater' ‘The Five’ co-hosts discuss ‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests held nationwide over the weekend.
March 30, 2026 Viral 'takeover' chaos erupts as teen brawl breaks out, multiple arrests after mall melee caught on video 13 individuals were reportedly taken into custody after hundreds of teens descended on Bayshore Mall in Glendale, Wisconsin, for a viral takeover event.
March 30, 2026 Michigan synagogue attacker was inspired by Hezbollah, sought to kill as many Jewish people as possible: feds Federal investigators say the Michigan synagogue attacker was radicalized by Hezbollah and reportedly sought to kill as many Jewish people as possible on March 12.
March 30, 2026 Duffy warns unpaid TSA workers driving hours-long airport lines Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says callouts are rising during the DHS shutdown, with delays worsening at major hubs and creating unpredictable travel disruptions nationwide.
March 30, 2026 Illinois city denied motion to dismiss lawsuit against reparations program Judicial Watch's civil rights lawsuit against Evanston's reparations program moves forward after a federal judge rejected the city's dismissal bid over its race-based $25,000 payments.