Trump Says One of the West Virginia National Guard Members Shot by Afghan National Has Died

Trump Says One of the West Virginia National Guard Members Shot by Afghan National Has Died President Donald Trump said that one of the two West Virginia National Guard members shot by an Afghan national near the White House had died, calling the suspect, who had worked with the CIA in his native country, a “savage monster.”

Teen Died for 1 Hour After Falling Through Icy Water, but Mom’s Prayer Brought Him Back to Life

Teen Died for 1 Hour After Falling Through Icy Water, but Mom’s Prayer Brought Him Back to Life The story of a teenager who fell through the ice in 2015, was under water for 15 minutes, and was clinically dead for over an hour before miraculously being brought back to life has captivated audiences.

Two National Guard Members Shot Just Blocks from the White House

Two National Guard Members Shot Just Blocks from the White House FBI Director Kash Patel said two West Virginia National Guard members shot Wednesday just blocks from the White House were still alive and in critical condition.

Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Travel Tests System, Trump Admin Works to Fix Aging FAA Infrastructure

Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Travel Tests System, Trump Admin Works to Fix Aging FAA Infrastructure A record-breaking Thanksgiving travel surge comes at a precarious time for the nation's travel infrastructure, which is grappling with aging systems and staffing challenges. The Federal Aviation Administration is at the center of the effort to manage the surge.

Michael Youssef Announces He Will Step Down As Pastor to Pursue Other Ministry Work

Michael Youssef Announces He Will Step Down As Pastor to Pursue Other Ministry Work Dr. Michael Youssef, the founding pastor of the Church of the Apostles in Atlanta, Georgia, has announced that he is stepping down from his position at the church to pursue other ministry work.

Ohio Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Ohio Pastor as City Treats Him 'as a Criminal'

Ohio Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Ohio Pastor as City Treats Him 'as a Criminal' Ohio's Sixth District Court of Appeals has ruled that a pastor, who was criminally charged for helping the homeless, can continue to operate his temporary shelter ministry while he continues his fight against city officials to keep his church open.

Attack on Venezuela Could Be Imminent, Trump to Designate the Maduro Drug Cartel a Terrorist Group

Attack on Venezuela Could Be Imminent, Trump to Designate the Maduro Drug Cartel a Terrorist Group President Trump's showdown with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro could enter a dramatic new phase as the drug cartel he's accused of being linked to is expected to be officially designated as a foreign terrorist organization today.