How does NORAD track Santa on Christmas Eve?
Tracking Santa's annual sleigh ride is trickier for both the U.S. military and a crew of volunteers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dramatic video shows Indiana child being rescued following home explosion
Dramatic video has emerged showing police, firefighters and bystanders racing to save an Indiana family trapped under rubble following a fiery home explosion.
Woman sent photos of mutilated body to MI election official who initially refused to certify Biden win: FBI
A woman was arrested in New Hampshire for making threats against – and sending pictures of a naked, mutilated body to – a Michigan election official who had initially refused to certify local votes in favor of Joe Biden, according to officials.
Winter storm warnings issued for Midwest, Northeast; Florida may see tornadoes
Winter storm warnings have been issued across the Midwest as the mid-Atlantic and Northeast brace for flooding and potential power outages on Christmas Eve.
Food banks see huge increase in demand because of coronavirus – Here’s how to help last minute
The Salvation Army says they typically feed 2.6 million Americans at Christmas nationwide but this year that demand is expected to be 6 million.
Ahead of first Christmas without their dad, daughters of late American hostage Amer Fakhoury launch nonprofit
The daughters of an American hostage who died of cancer after being forcibly incarcerated in Lebanon during a family vacation have launched a foundation to support Americans in captivity overseas.
Ghislaine Maxwell only wanted to divorce husband to ‘protect’ him, lawyers claim
Ghislaine Maxwell only discussed divorce with her husband ahead of her July arrest in order to "protect" him from "being associated with her," her lawyers wrote in a motion filed Wednesday.
New York City gun permit applications soar — but the NYPD approves only 13%
The Big Apple’s staggering surge in shootings amid the COVID-19 pandemic has led nearly 9,000 terrified New Yorkers to apply for gun permits — but the NYPD has signed off on fewer than 1,100, The Post has learned.
Oregon salon owner sues governor for $100G over coronavirus fine
An Oregon salon owner has filed a fresh lawsuit against Gov. Kate Brown over fines for opening her business during a coronavirus closure, according to reports.
Top animal stories of 2020: Here are some of the best moments, from brazen bears to courageous dogs
Animal stories that have gone viral this year have included brazen bears, courageous dogs, thieving raccoons and the birth of a giant panda cub.