Starbucks has won the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the state of Missouri that accused the company of using diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies to discriminate against employees and job applicants.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has been appointed co-deputy director of the FBI, joining Dan Bongino in the newly created role under the Trump administration.

Severe weather is threatening millions across the U.S. Midwest, where flash flood watches stretch from Missouri to West Virginia, including Indianapolis and Cincinnati.

Tornado Watches have been issued across six U.S. states as the FOX Forecast Center warns of a widespread severe weather outbreak spanning from Kansas and Oklahoma into Missouri and Arkansas.

Residents in Kentucky and Missouri sifted through damage in tornado-stricken neighborhoods, still on edge Sunday for more severe weather ahead after storms that killed more than two dozen people as they swept through parts of the Midwest and South.

At least seven people died and authorities were searching from building to building for people who were trapped or hurt after severe storms including at least one possible tornado swept through Missouri.

Severe weather, including over 30 tornadoes, hail, and heavy rains, has swept across the South and Midwest, leaving at least seven people dead in Tennessee, Missouri, and Indiana, according to officials.

Severe storms tore through the US South and Midwest on Wednesday, spawning tornadoes that killed at least two people and caused widespread damage.

Tornadoes struck the central United States on Wednesday, causing significant property damage in Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Indiana, and Oklahoma, while heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding.