DNC faces same problems as 2016 with Bernie Sanders’ supporters suspecting ‘rigged system’: Pavlich

Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich said the Democratic Party has not done a “reconciliation” of what happened in the 2016 election and now supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders feel that former Vice President Joe Biden is receiving the same preferential treatment. 

Atheist group sues Texas judge for ‘unconstitutional’ opening prayer

An anti-religious group is suing a Texas judge for opening prayer — for the second time.

2 charged with killing mother who shielded baby from gunfire

Two central Illinois men are charged with first-degree murder in the Chicago shooting death of a woman who was shielding her 1-year-old daughter from their gunfire.

‘Kai the Hitchhiker’ gets 57 years for beating man to death

A man who gained internet fame as “Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker” has been sentenced to 57 years in prison for the beating death of a New Jersey man.

2 adults and one teen found dead in Virginia home, 2 young children found unharmed: reports

Two adults and one teenager were found dead in a Virginia home Wednesday morning and investigators are now calling the deaths “suspicious.”

SoldierStrong funds cutting-edge devices for injured veterans

Chris Meek, founder of SoldierStrong, on the non-profit group’s efforts to help wounded veterans.

Kansas man who lost wife in prior tornado has home damaged by monster EF-4 twister

A man in Kansas who suffered a devastating loss from a previous tornado found himself this week picking up the pieces after a massive twister affected his life this week, once again.

Sixteen women sue FBI, allege gender discrimination at Quantico training academy

A group of women who were once FBI recruits have sued the bureau for alleged gender discrimination and accusing them of allowing a “good old boy network” to flourish at the training academy.

9/11 Memorial Glade honors those suffering or have died from exposure to toxins at Ground Zero

First responders and family members invited to dedication ceremony in Lower Manhattan; Rick Leventhal reports.

New Mexico city allows construction of private border wall

A New Mexico city is allowing construction to resume of a privately funded barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border following questions about its permit.