Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a pair of bills on Thursday that will regulate when and how minors in Utah can use social media and aims to stop those companies from designing addictive features.

A suicide drone attack on a coalition base in northeast Syria killed one US contractor and injured six others, believed to be of Iranian origin, prompting US airstrikes on Iranian-linked targets in the area.

In his first appearance before Congress, TikTok CEO Shou Chew was grilled by lawmakers who expressed skepticism about his company’s attempts to protect US user data and ease concerns about ties to China.

Philadelphia police released surveillance video of a shooting where four armed men fired down a block, injuring three teens, then running away down Lansdowne Avenue toward 56th Street.

Six construction workers were killed after a car lost control and struck a Volkswagen on Interstate 695 in Baltimore County, Maryland, while trying to change lanes, according to state police.

Merrick Garland and other prosecutors have sought to demonstrate that politics should not infect the justice system. Those efforts face a steep challenge as the Trump investigations move ahead.

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman, who sought inpatient treatment for clinical depression in February, is expected to return to the chamber soon, as post-stroke depression is common and treatable.

An off-duty pilot from another airline helped Southwest Airlines' flight crew bring a flight back to Las Vegas after one of the pilots suffered a medical emergency, according to airline officials.

Brooke found out she was pregnant late on the night of Aug. 29, two days before the Texas Heartbeat Act banned abortions once an ultrasound can detect cardiac activity, around six weeks of pregnancy.

Manhattan prosecutors said Trump misled people to expect he would be arrested this week and prompted Congress to interfere with a probe underway into his hush-money payment to Daniels.

The FAA issued safety alerts to airlines, pilots, and others about the "need for continued vigilance and attention to mitigation of safety risks" after a series of high-profile near collisions.

Trump's former defense attorney speculated that the $130,000 payment made to Daniels before the 2016 election could be considered an in-kind campaign contribution, contradicting his recent defense.

The Republican-led House failed to override Biden's veto of a resolution that would have prevented retirement fund managers from accounting for certain social factors when making investment decisions.

A participant in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, Ray Epps, demanded an on-air apology from Fox News host Tucker Carlson for perpetuating a right-wing conspiracy theory by falsely claiming he was a federal agent.

Five children, each about 11 and 12 years old, were rescued after becoming lost and disoriented in a storm drain tunnel while playing in West Brighton's Cloves Lakes Park on Staten Island.

Tova Friedman, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor, has become a TikTok star, thanks to her 17-year-old grandson, who records short videos of her discussing life at the Auschwitz camp in Nazi-occupied Poland.

Nostalgia was certainly in the air when the video rental company's website was reactivated, with the following message posted on the homepage, "We are working on rewinding your movie."

Starbucks’ new CEO, Laxman Narasimhan, says he plans to work a half-day shift once a month in one of the company’s stores in an effort to stay close to its culture and customers.

Paltrow is in court for a civil trial over a 2016 collision with another skier at Deer Valley resort in Utah, with lawyers for both parties arguing about who is liable when one skier hits another on the slopes.

One Twitter user said: “Folks were dropping the Moe Szyslak committee cards in the Florida House today-got to appreciate a stilted readout of “Anita Dick” and “Holden Hiscock” by the chair. #txlege”