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A 24-year-old Indiana Pacers fan, Jarrett Funke, has been charged with multiple felonies after allegedly stabbing two New York Knicks fans during a playoff watch party at Danny Boy Beer Works in Carmel, Indiana, on May 23. The incident…

An 18-year-old Air Force Academy cadet candidate, Ava Moore, tragically lost her life over Memorial Day weekend after being struck by a jet ski while kayaking on Grapevine Lake, Texas. The incident has sparked national outrage and…

The Trump administration has filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit concerning the wrongful deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland construction worker, to El Salvador. The government argues that U.S. courts lack jurisdiction over…

In a harrowing case that underscores the intersection of mental health crises and the opioid epidemic, a Pennsylvania mother has been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison for attempting to kill her 6-year-old daughter by administering…

If you’re a veteran applying for disability benefits through the VA, there’s a good chance you’re asking the same question many others do: How long is this going to take? And let’s be honest — the VA process isn’t always quick or easy to…

Okay, so if you’re about to have a baby or adopt one in New York, this might be the best news you hear all week: the state is rolling out a $1,800 one-time payment for parents. Yep, $1,800 in real cash, not a credit or a voucher — actual…

Let’s face it — buying a home these days feels like trying to climb a mountain. Prices everywhere seem to be going up, and it’s easy to think, “Is there any place left that’s actually affordable?” Good news: there are still some cities out…

Hey, if you live or work in California, you’ve probably heard the minimum wage is getting a bump starting January 1, 2025. The state’s new minimum wage will be $16.50 an hour across the board, no matter how big or small your employer is.…

If you’re a veteran or currently serving and thinking about heading back to school, you’ve probably heard about the Post-9/11 GI Bill, also called Chapter 33. It’s a great program that helps cover tuition, housing, books—you name it. But…

If you’ve been hearing about this “Big, Beautiful Bill” and wondering whether your Social Security checks are finally going to be tax-free, you’re not alone. A lot of people are asking the same thing—and the answer is a bit more complicated…