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A 19-year-old Ohio man is among eight who have been federally indicted for allegedly plotting an attack at the White House during the Ultimate Fighting Championship event in mid-June.

Following the removal of 16 children from the Siders family home in Hamden, Ohio, last week, one relative said he was under the impression that some, if not all, of the victims were homeschooled, but it is not clear that was the case. 

A woman told police that she had 13 dogs in her house because she had nowhere to put them and couldn't afford to surrender them to a shelter.

NEW YORK (AP) — Attorneys for the family of a Mississippi 18-year-old who was found dead after a July 4 boat trip with friends to an island off the Gulf Coast called for a deeper investigation and greater transparency at a news conference…

Anadolu / Donald Trump If you thought Donald Trump wouldn’t use his moment on the world stage to get in some zzz’s, you were sadly mistaken. Our Commander in Sleep, Donald Trump, has become notorious for taking cat naps during his “circle…

Source: John Nacion / Getty In the short amount of time that the Hip-Hop culture was graced with the presence of the legendary Ol’ Dirty Bastard (RIP), the beloved member of the Wu-Tang Clan left us with lifelong memories such as hopping in…

Source: LANVIN / Lanvin Future has done it again, dropping another project that has the internet talking. His latest album, The Real Me , proves Pluto knows exactly what his fanbase wants. He didn’t reinvent the wheel, but he mixed in just…

Source: Jacopo Raule / Getty Bad Bunny has secured a partial legal victory in the $40 million lawsuit filed by his former girlfriend, but the case is not over just yet. Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court dismissed claims connected to one song…

XNY/Star Max / Ice Spice Log this latest news into the what the hell? category. Ice Spice now has the world’s largest tongue ring. Yup, you read that correctly, the “Munch” rapper showed off her new tongue bling, an 18k gold tongue ring…

The City of East Liverpool and the East Liverpool City Council are mourning the passing of City Council President John Torma, who had been involved in the community for over 35 years.