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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Major General David Gardner awarded nine U.S. Army veterans their Purple Hearts during a special ceremony at the headquarters of the 101st Airborne Division

The New York Times sued the Defense Department Monday for the second time in recent months over media access.

A white police officer in Connecticut who fatally shot a Black man suffering a mental health crisis has been charged with manslaughter after a state investigation found he failed to de-escalate the confrontation. The officer, Joseph Magnano, was fired by the Hartford Police Department following the Feb. 27 shooting of.

As Harry Styles kicks off his latest world tour, 'Together, Together,' fans have shared their annoyance at the set, claiming that his first show was a 'failure'

Shania Twain was among the celebrity attendees of the 2026 ACM Awards in Las Vegas. Her outfit missed the mark, but others impressed in high fashion.

Local authorities vowed they would carry on with their own investigation as federal officials attempted to push them out.

Hoda Kotb has been given a new honor to mark her work as a journalist over the years as she gave a touching speech to students hoping to follow in her footsteps

NEW YORK – When it comes to acting, Brooke Shields is leaning into what sparks joy. "I used to want to be tortured as a younger actress," Shields , 60, tells USA TODAY about how she chose projects in the past. "I wanted all of it to be painful and torture, and that meant I was a good actress." "Nobody wanted to see me

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt is running to be the Mayor of Los Angeles against Karen Bass and Nithya Raman, and says he will leave the city for good if his mayoral campaign fails

Kat Daley, 22, has been working in wildlife rehab for most of her life, and chose an extremely unconventional partner for her graduation photoshoot