Max Thornberry

President Biden told Democrats at a fundraiser the world hasn't been as close to "Armageddon" as it is now since John F. Kennedy and the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

Rep. Tony Gonzales said the border situation in Texas is a "nightmare" after officials confirmed a major accident in Uvalde Wednesday involved human smuggling.

Uvalde Police Chief Daniel Rodriguez said Border Patrol saw a car believed to be carrying illegal immigrants speeding down Highway 90 before the crash.

Capitol Police arrested two people suspected of being involved in a shooting at Washington, D.C.'s Union Station that left one person injured.

Six adults in Oakland, California, were injured in a shooting near several schools Wednesday afternoon. No children were injured, according to the mayor.

Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida on Wednesday afternoon, bringing Category 4 storm weather that knocked out power for more than 2 million people.

Two planes were involved in a minor collision at Heathrow Airport in London when they scraped each other while taxiing on Wednesday night, according to reports.

Karine Jean-Pierre wouldn't say why President Biden has more confidence in the midterm election results now than when he said they could be "illegitimate" in January.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters President Biden asking about a deceased congresswoman was because she was "top of mind" for him Wednesday.

Donald Trump said it was a 'disgrace' media outlets have ignored the killing of Cayler Ellingson in North Dakota, which appears to have been politically motivated.

An Arizona judge lifted the injunction on enforcing the state's abortion law, giving state Attorney General Mark Brnovich a win he touted as defending life.

A handcuffed inmate was assaulted by four former Georgia correctional officers in retaliation for an interaction with a female officer. The officers were sentenced to time in jail.

Vice President Kamala Harris praised Democratic attorney general for 'taking on' crisis pregnancy centers but didn't mention the violence targeting them over the summer.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said "burdens of capitalism" are keeping young people from having children and more immigration will help pay for welfare.

Heartbeat International said Stacey Abrams is using her platform to spread "nonsense" when she said fetal heartbeats are "manufactured sound."

An engineer in Minnesota bit a man's hand and jumped off a moving train after someone boarded the train, choked him and attacked him with a knife.

A joint operation in Florida shut down a major fentanyl trafficking operation and seized enough drugs to kill more than 4 million people in the process.

The Atlanta City Council is cracking down on pet owners who let their animals make too much noise for too long, with escalating fines for repeat offenders.

A Memphis, Tennessee, man wielding a machete was arrested after a standoff with police, and he allegedly has a history of wielding knives outside restaurants.

The brother of a man killed by a New York bodega worker in self-defense has sent a letter informing the Blue Moon convenience store he is going to sue, according to a report,.

Former University of Kansas professor Feng "Franklin" Tao, who concealed work he was doing for China, had three wire fraud convictions thrown out on Tuesday.

Dave Kerner, a Democrat and former mayor of Palm Beach County, said the decision to endorse Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for re-election was "not a difficult choice."

The crisis pregnancy center network Heartbeat International said senators asking about privacy concerns is a "stunt" and accused them of engaging in "naked politics."

A court gave former President Trump's lawyers until Tuesday to respond to a DOJ request to continue to use classified documents seized from Mar-a-Lago.

Fox News contributor Gianno Caldwell argued that Illinois eliminating cash bail is setting it up to operate like the cities in "The Purge" horror movies.

The Department of Justice asked the 11th Circuit to allow prosecutors to continue to use classified documents seized from Mar-a-Lago during a special master' review.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot suggested it was time to send a Republican candidate for governor "back to the farm" during a voter rally on Friday.

Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Sarah Huckabee Sanders had surgery to remove her thyroid on Friday and is now cancer free, according to her campaign.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed an abortion bill into law, outlawing the procedure for adults more than eight weeks pregnant with few exceptions.

The Maryland man pulled out his nunchucks when a school resource officer approached him to ask what he was doing outside the local high school.