Biden derided Trump for secret-paper breaches. Now he’s co-star of a double-edged docudrama
The U.S. attorney general appoints a special counsel to investigate classified documents in Joe Biden’s possession from his time as vice-president.
Day: January 13, 2023
Stricter Medicaid abortion process up for debate in Montana
Officials in Republican-controlled Montana on Thursday heard comments against a health department proposal to require prior authorization to pay for abortions for Medicaid patients. Critics say the proposal would unnecessarily reduce access and delay o…
Patriots look to extend Mayo, seeking offensive coordinator
The Patriots have started discussions for a long-term contract extension with linebackers coach Jerod Mayo and Bill Belichick will also begin interviewing candidates for offensive coordinator next week.
Suspect in Shinzo Abe assassination expected to face murder charge: lawyer
Japanese prosecutors are expected to formally charge the suspect in the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with murder on Friday, his lawyer said.
Fireworks, Bark in the Park and bobbleheads: Mariners announce 2023 promotions schedule
The Mariners will have seven games with postgame fireworks, five Bark in the Park outings and four bobblehead days during the 2023 season at T-Mobile Park.
Late Cardinal George Pell called Pope a ‘catastrophe’ in anonymous memo
The controversial cardinal wrote an anonymous memo attacking the pope, says the journalist who leaked it.
California communities clean up in amid more rain
Residents in California are moving quickly to clean up and assess the damage as forecasters in the US predict more rain to fall across the state.
Heavy rain and strong winds have left behind widespread damage and blackouts across California.
Gov. DeSantis targets prescription drug ‘middlemen’
Calling for “long overdue reforms,” Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday outlined proposed legislation that would target pharmacy benefit managers to try to lower prescription-drug costs.
Sunnyvale ISD superintendent retiring from position to advocate for public schools
Doug Williams has guided the top-rated Sunnyvale district through explosive growth and the building of new schools. He says his retirement is a repurposing of his role to further advocate for public schools statewide.
Severe weather | Woman recounts tree going through mobile home
Violent storms rocked parts of North Georgia. FOX 5 spoke with one woman who recounted a tree going through a mobile home in Lilburn, Gwinnett County, Georgia.