Sources tell the Associated Press Trump has been charged with seven counts, including mishandling of classified documents.
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a federal grand jury in relation to classified documents stored at his Mar-a-Lago residence, the Associated Press reports.
Trump first announced in posts on his Truth Social media platform
Former President Donald Trump said he is now facing federal criminal charges, but the investigation has been underway for some time.
President Biden and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak focused their meeting on economic and defense issues.
| Haley Bull and Kellan Howell
An earlier start to El Nino makes 2023 more likely to be one of the warmer years on record.
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The issue is the very fine particulate matter that gets inhaled. Breathing that in, even in small amounts, should be avoided.
The EPA says there are certain symptoms you should look out for as poor air quality could affect your pets.
The smoke from Canadian wildfires has been widespread, extending "Code Red" air quality alerts for multiple cities in the U.S.
More than 600 federal firefighters and other personnel are helping put out fires in Canada.
Someone stole a pride flag then burned another one at the same home in Nebraska, prompting a hate crime investigation by police.
A Nebraska police department has launched a hate crime investigation after an LGBTQ+ flag was stolen and another was burned at the same home.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office, or DCSO, released footage of both incidents, which were caught on...
An elevated walkway in the small coastal city of Surfside Beach, Texas, collapsed injuring 21 members of a youth summer camp.
The funds come from cases the agency won against companies that were breaking the law.
An area of Texas that was still recovering from recent flooding was hit by more storms Wednesday.
Supporters of the bill say it would improve the safety of employees in the state while opponents claim it would do nothing to address violence.
Party City, Bed Bath & Beyond, and mattress seller Serta Simmons are just some of the nearly 300 corporations that have filed for bankruptcy so far.
One mom moving her family out of the state says, "Do I want my child alive and well or not? That is the choice."
President Biden will host the largest Pride celebration in White House history to announce new initiatives aimed at protecting the LGBTQ+ community.
A UN agency has found what it calls "widespread" theft in Ethiopia of nearly $2 billion in food aid. The aid has been halted after reports of misuse.
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The ban would include the displaying of flags, armbands and clothing with "symbols that promote Nazi ideology."
A significant conflict has erupted in the southeastern region of Ukraine, situated south of the prominent Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, reports say.
The 86-year-old Catholic leader is recovering in the hospital after a three-hour operation to remove intestinal scar tissue and repair a hernia.
If a homeowner is in it for the long haul, refinancing when rates fall could be the answer.
An actor who the public helped identify as a Jan. 6 rioter will now face four charges, including felony obstruction.
Morgan Wade said the gene mutation puts her at an elevated risk for breast cancer.
Appliances work extra hard in the summer due to heat and extra dirty clothes and dishes. Experts provide tips to keep them running.
Cybersecurity firm BrandShield has identified numerous websites that may look legitimate, but are not affiliated with the NBA.
Jack Daniel's claimed the toy confused consumers, and tarnished its reputation as it "associates its whiskey with dog poop."
At a canyon campground about half an hour from the town of Cortez, about a dozen rafts and boats stand ready to trek the Dolores River.
The U.S. surgeon general shared his concerns about social media's effect on youth mental health with a Senate panel on Thursday.
Migrants are struggling to access important socials services in New York City, according to a recent survey.
"Extraordinary Birder with Christian Cooper" will debut on Nat Geo Wild on June 17.
Joran van der Sloot was extradited to the United States from Peru, where he has been serving a 28-year sentence for the murder of a Peruvian woman.
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A variety of new vehicles were damaged in northern Arizona when the train they were being carried on derailed.
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IPhone users will soon have a number of new features available, including the ability to send and receive video voicemails.
Formerly incarcerated people are 10 times more likely to be homeless than the general population and half as likely to get a job callback.
The poor air quality on Thursday led to the cancellation of horse races at Belmont Park in New York and a Pride event at the White House.
At the new federally funded Center for Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety, researchers are testing ways to put the brakes on rising fatalities.
A girl spent 25 hours in the Cascade Mountains alone. She knew to stay close to the river, which ultimately helped her to be found.
Ivan Claudio Rosero was arrested Tuesday after a weeklong manhunt in Pennsylvania. The two kids who died were outside playing with their kittens.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says his proposal does not eliminate the Second Amendment, which gives Americans the right to bear arms.
The case had been closely watched for its potential to weaken the Voting Rights Act.
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Serve Robotics said its initial partnership with Uber Eats included more than 200 restaurants in Los Angeles.
National correspondent Ben Schamisso reports from the Windy City Hot Dog Fest with one assignment: Trying as many franks as possible.
The autocorrect fix is part of an upcoming AI-based update.
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Robertson founded "The 700 Club" and hosted the top Christian Broadcasting Network program into 2021.
This marks the fourth consecutive year that the number of people in urgent need of nutritional assistance has risen.
This latest hospitalization raises more concerns about his health.
Supporters and opponents of the nation's first taxpayer-funded Catholic school weigh in on an Oklahoma school board's vote to approve it.
The 71-year-old handyman had recently retired before he won big in New York this week.
The deaths of 10 infants have been linked to the recalled loungers, federal officials said.
Spanish Sin Pena, which translates to "Spanish Without Shame," is an online class aimed at reconnecting Latinos to their family heritage.
Gerber is also matching the cash prize with a donation to the March of Dimes.
The dog accompanied his owner to every class at Seton Hall University.
Scripps News hears from Anthony D. Thomas, the attorney for the family of Ajike Owens, who was shot and killed by her neighbor last week.
Renzo Smith and his stepson were both killed in the shooting. His 9-year-old daughter was hit by a car while fleeing, but is expected to recover.
Wildfire smoke can cause symptoms like sneezing and watery or burning eyes, phlegm or a wheezing cough.
A Scripps News Investigation uncovers hundreds of pregnant people being turned away at hospital emergency departments, in violation of federal law.
| Karen Rodriguez and Rachel Gold and Lori Jane Gliha and Rosie Cima
Harm reduction is growing as a way to help battle the opioid epidemic, but critics see it as feeding into the problem.
Multiple people who chatted with Tessa said its responses would have "derailed" their progress or could've even had deadly consequences.
The FTC accused Microsoft of collecting data on children who signed up for Xbox accounts without notifying parents or obtaining their consent.
Performances on Broadway, including Camelot and Hamilton, had their Wednesday shows canceled due to continued bad air quality.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will induct seven new members, including several artists not generally known as rock performers.
Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray both had impressive stats in Denver's Game 3 win over Miami Wednesday as both players did something never done before.
New York Mets player Pete Alonso had to exit a Wednesday game with the Braves after being hit by a pitch at nearly 100 mph.
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A Scripps News Investigation uncovers hundreds of pregnant people being turned away at hospital emergency departments, in violation of federal law.
| Karen Rodriguez and Rachel Gold and Lori Jane Gliha and Rosie Cima
Scripps News' Jason Bellini gives an update to the story of a Ukrainian orphan, Denis, whom we've been tracking for more than a year.
Scripps News' Jason Bellini gives an update to the story of a Ukrainian orphan, Denis, whom we've been tracking for more than a year.
The mayor of Russian-occupied Melitopol, Ivan Fedorov, tells Scripps News that his city's underground resistance is large, well-armed and ready.
Can artificial intelligence really help us talk to the animals?
This Scripps News documentary series explores the world surrounding the new liquid gold: Mezcal.
