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Rep. Nick Zerwas, R-Elk River, described the measure, expected later this session, as "a reasonable step to help deter individuals from filing false police reports and to make sure that we devote law enforcement's limited resources to investigating and prosecuting legitimate bias-motivated crimes."

The noise in the Clay Kaserne Fitness Center Saturday morning was deafening - and championship basketball was still hours away.

R. Kelly was ordered jailed on $1 million bond Saturday at his first court hearing since the R&B star was charged with sexually abusing four people, including three minors, in a case that seemed likely to produce another #MeToo trial involving a celebrity.

In late January, 81-year-old Jon Louis fell for an online relationship scam. The con nearly cost him $3,000. The Spokane widower got a Facebook friend request from someone claiming to be a woman named Pat Frost, stationed overseas in the military.

As Islamic State's physical domain shrinks to nothing, its media presence is no longer the mighty propaganda powerhouse that once flooded social media with nearly 40 statements, videos and other media items a day. At the same time, Islamic State's media arm endures on a smaller scale, and has already adapted to the loss.

It started with the word "barley" and 25 eager students. It ended more than three hours – and some 31 anxiety-filled rounds – later, with one student left standing waving his fists in the air.

It started with the word "barley" and 25 eager students. It ended more than three hours – and some 31 anxiety-filled rounds – later, with one student left standing waving his fists in the air.

Navy veteran John Wolfram was the first frogmen in the water to rescue the Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins after their historic moon landing. Wolfram is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing on a speaking tour to share his inspirational story.

A group of veterans and veteran service organizations spent Friday working in drizzling, 40-degree weather to help repair the home of Larry Day, 71, a disabled Vietnam War veteran.

Donors to a special fund established by Rep. Duncan Hunter to underwrite his legal defense include the board member of the company founded by his uncle and multibillion-dollar defense contractors.

The Trump administration is threatening to deport the family members of Venezuelan military officials – including some who live in the Miami area – who don't disobey the Nicolas Maduro government and allow aid from the United States to enter Venezuela.

An Iraqi security official says five fishermen have been killed in an attack by Islamic State group militants on a camp site near the Therthar lake, 60 miles northwest of Baghdad.

No matter what special counsel Robert Mueller concludes in his investigation into Russian influence in the U.S. 2016 presidential election, President Donald Trump remains in considerable legal jeopardy. The Russia probe spawned a web of federal, state and congressional inquiries into virtually every aspect of Trump's career

Over nearly two years, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III has operated like a prosecutorial submarine, abruptly surfacing without warning to release indictments or announce guilty pleas and then plunging back down to continue the Russia investigation.

The drone is now on sale, and it could transform warfare much as the AK-47 did in the last century.

About 1,000 additional personnel will join the nearly 5,000 already operating on the border, amid orders to string more concertina wire and install detection systems in remote areas away from official ports of entry, the senior defense official said.

They were living in holes in the ground, with only dry flatbread to eat at the end. Yet, if it were not for the call from their leaders to leave, they would have stayed.

The eight border wall prototypes President Donald Trump inspected during a visit to California in March are going to be torn down to make way for a second barrier separating California and Mexico, the U.S. Department of Customs and Border Protection said Friday.

A 94-year-old state senator’s dream to open a Navajo Code Talkers Museum and Veterans Center on Navajo land in New Mexico's McKinley County may finally become a reality with the help of fellow politicians.

Freshman Chloe Sterling pumped in 24 of her 29 points in the first half as the Trojans pulled away in the second half.

Dyson Robinson caught fire at just the right time, scoring 10 of his 24 points in the second quarter to turn what had been a tight battle into a 59-45 win.

It takes a lot to get to the finals of a DODEA-Europe championship basketball game.

Ramstein won its fifth consecutive DODEA-Europe Division I boys basketball championship Saturday, defeating the archrival Kaiserslautern Raiders for the second year in a row in a 48-39 comeback victory.

The Blackhawks finished the season 33-0, the first unbeaten season in school history.

Navy Reserve Seaman 2nd Class Ira N. Slaton of Albertville died July 24, 1944 aboard the USS Colorado off the shore of the Northern Mariana Islands. He was 22.