Trump on Trial
Former President Donald Trump's is now on trial in New York for alleged hush money payments. Join Scripps News weeknights at 7:30 p.m. ET for all of the latest developments.
Click HereFormer President Donald Trump's is now on trial in New York for alleged hush money payments. Join Scripps News weeknights at 7:30 p.m. ET for all of the latest developments.
Click HereSenate begins impeachment trial of DHS Secretary MayorkasIt's expected that Democratic Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will move to dismiss this trial as swiftly as possible.
The Senate impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is now underway.
At this time, Senate President Pro-Tem Sen. Patty Murray is administering the oath of office to the Senators as they become sworn in as jurors.
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Nationwide ambulance shortage gets attention on Capitol HillA Scripps News investigation discovered a severe shortage in ambulance chassis, essentially the skeletal frame ambulances are constructed on.
'El Chapo' says he faces 'unprecedented discrimination' in prisonA judge replied to a letter from Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán after he claimed he hasn't been able to receive phone calls or visits in a U.S. prison.
Rapper NBA YoungBoy taken into custody while on house arrest in UtahLocal media in Baton Rouge, Louisiana previously reported the rapper's lawyers argued moving him to Utah would keep him out of trouble.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators block traffic to Chicago O'Hare AirportProtesters linked arms and blocked lanes of Interstate 190 at around 7 a.m. Other demonstrations blocked traffic in San Francisco and Oakland.
US shoots down Iran-launched attack drones, Biden pledges 'support'Tensions are at their highest since the Israel-Hamas war began six months ago after a suspected Israeli strike this month on an Iranian consulate.
'El Chapo' says he faces 'unprecedented discrimination' in prisonA judge replied to a letter from Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán after he claimed he hasn't been able to receive phone calls or visits in a U.S. prison.
Bodies found confirmed to be missing preacher's wife and her friendBoth women, from Kansas, had gone missing while in Oklahoma last month. Four people have been arrested and charged with murder and kidnapping.
Washington declares drought emergency after 'exceptionally dry' winterThe emergency declaration allows the use of $4.5 million in drought response grants for entities to tackle the effects of the current drought.
Raptors center permanently banned from NBA for betting activitiesThe league said unusual gambling activity involving Raptors center Jontay Porter was brought to the NBA's attention following a March 20 game.
Meow Wolf cutting 165 jobs across multiple statesThe New Mexico-based company was founded in 2008 and is known for its immersive and interactive art displays in places like Las Vegas and Denver.
Restaurant offers free wine to diners who lock up their phonesCustomers will also have a chance to win a free meal at the Italian restaurant, which just opened in March, if they leave a good review.
Consumers warned to stop using e-bike batteries that could catch fireConsumers are being warned to stop using certain Unit Pack Power (UPP) batteries that could overheat and cause serious injury or death.
UK lawmakers want to gradually phase out smoking for goodThe new legislation would make it illegal to sell tobacco products to anyone born after Jan. 1, 2009.
New 'Dream Team'? USA basketball unveils 2024 Paris Olympics rosterThe team includes seven players with previous Olympics experience and will be headed by Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
1 in 3 Americans think Trump acted illegally in hush money caseOut of the four criminal cases in which Trump is involved, the New York hush money case seems to be the least convincing, based on a new poll.
Judge says Texas inmate's death sentence should be overturnedAn agreement between prosecutors and Melissa Lucio's attorney says she should not have been convicted as evidence was suppressed.
Storm dumps more than a year's worth of rain across Dubai in 24 hoursOne possible contributor may have been "cloud seeding," a practice designed to increase precipitation.
Man's trip overseas ends in sticker shock over $143,000 phone billThe T-Mobile customer of 30 years said he alerted the carrier of his travel plans, as he always does.
Man gets dozens of unwanted Amazon deliveries every monthAn Ohio man is being sent numerous unwanted items in what might be part of a scheme to deceive consumers.
A circus elephant loose on a busy Montana street causes a stir The elephant ran across a busy Harrison Avenue in the city of Butte, stopping traffic while a handler ran after it.
It's time to file your federal taxes ... or an extensionWhile there are options to delay filing a return and paying tax bills past April 15, those options likely will be costly.
Tax day is Monday. Here's how to reduce stress and get your taxes doneFinancial stress can happen all year long. While tax season is only a window of time, it comes with something that can be daunting: a deadline.
Americans struggling to afford groceries due to increasing pricesConsumers are still worried about inflation, and one place where folks feel the pinch is in their regular trips to the grocery store.
Do you actually need $1.46 million to retire comfortably?The formula for how much to squirrel away for retirement is tricky and loaded with lots of variables.
Global wind power saw record growth in 2023Fifty-four countries contributed to the broadest annual expansion of global wind power so far, with China alone accounting for 65% of the total.
Paris Olympics flame is lit at the Greek cradle of ancient gamesA relay of torchbearers will carry the flame more than 3,100 miles through Greece until the handover to Paris Games organizers in Athens.
Popular weight loss drug could treat sleep apnea, company saysZepbound was approved last year to treat obesity. The drug's maker, Eli Lilly, says it reduces the severity of obstructive sleep apnea by 63%.
White House expands its global pandemic prevention effortsThe U.S. will work with other countries to improve infectious disease testing and surveillance before outbreaks can threaten to become pandemics.
Missing teenage twins found after woman reports stolen debit cardThe 14-year-old sisters were found with a 30-year-old suspect, after a Nebraska woman noticed her debit card had been charged at a Detroit-area hotel.
US mail theft often begins with a stolen keyA Scripps News investigation finds more postal workers are getting attacked for the master keys they carry that unlock scores of mailboxes.
Stolen mail and East Palestine's diaspora | Scripps News InvestigatesScripps News investigates the lingering effects of nuclear testing, the rise in mail thefts and the people who left East Palestine, Ohio, behind.
Israeli strike kills 3 sons and 4 grandchildren of Hamas' top leaderThe deaths threaten to strain the internationally mediated cease-fire talks, which appeared to gain steam in recent days.
Report: Hamas doesn't have 40 living hostages for cease-fire dealHamas has reportedly told negotiators during cease-fire talks in Egypt that it does not have 40 living hostages to exchange.
In Real Life: Crossing the LineGo inside the operations of a citizen patrol group at the border, which is often criticized by migrants rights groups.
In Real Life: Waiting to LiveLearn what life is like for the more than 100,000 Americans waiting on an organ as the U.S. organ donor system is in the midst of reform.
Woman who accused Trevor Bauer of sex assault charged with fraudThe baseball player had previously accused the woman of faking a pregnancy to extort money from him.
Inside a new wave of sports stadium constructionTeams' decisions to renovate, rebuild, or move their home stadiums can be enormously complex and expensive.
Jellyroll vs. Jelly Roll: Band sues country singer for using the nameA Pennsylvania wedding band says the country singer infringed on their trademark of the musical moniker Jellyroll.
Alexa and Carlos PenaVega reveal stillbirth of their daughterThe "Spy Kids" actress and Big Time Rush member said in an Instagram post that their fourth child was "born at rest."
Psychology groups raises concerns about youth social media useLawmakers have introduced multiple bipartisan bills directed at stopping online child exploitation, harmful eating disorder content and more.
That text message about your unpaid tolls may be a scamThe FBI is warning people receiving texts about unpaid tolls not to click any links and instead check their state's legitimate toll service website.