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Immigration In Massachusetts: Lawmaker Wants Sanctuary City Officials Arrested

Sheriff Thomas Hodgson testified before Congress that undocumented immigrants were violating citizens' safety.

Tesla Stock: Elon Musk's Company Almost Worth As Much As Ford Motor Company

Tesla's innovation is being rewarded, the company is now close to being worth more than Ford.

Is Saudi Arabia Safe For Tourists? US Issues Travel Warning

The warning is based on terror threats and the dangers posed by the conflict in neighboring Yemen.

War In Space? China, Russia Can Shoot Down US Satellites

The U.S. military's ability to conduct wars and its satellites could be open to attacks from China and Russia's advanced programs.

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Is Marijuana Legal In Maine? Kidney Patient Using Medical Cannabis Removed From Transplant Waiting List

A man suffering from a genetic disease that can eventually lead to kidney failure was removed from a Maine transplant waiting list. He's now helping to pass a bill that could combat the medical center's policy.

Immigration Under Trump: Holocaust Survivor Warns ICE Raids Signal 'End Of Justice'

"I spent five and a half years in concentration camps, for one reason and one reason only — because we picked on people."

Where Are NATO Troops Stationed? US Others Deploy To Poland, Eastern Europe

A U.S.-led contingency arrived in Poland Tuesday, one day after Russia agreed to ship military vehicles to Serbia soon.

Artificial Intelligence Is Killing Jobs, Will Have ‘Large And Robust Negative Effects' On Labor Market: Study

Researchers took into account "the creation of jobs in other industries and occupations" in their calculation of the damage to the labor force.

Troops In Syria: US Military Member Dies Amid Fight Against ISIS

It was the second "non-combat related casualty" in as many months.

Exxon Urges Trump To Make 'Prudent' Decision About Paris Climate Agreement

The landmark Paris pact represented "an effective framework for addressing the risks of climate change," a company leader wrote.

Breast Milk For Sale In Cambodia: Mothers Forbidden From Exporting To US

The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund argued the trade exploited women and that Cambodian babies needed the extra milk.

How Popular Is Trump? Republican Support Drops After Health Care Bill Collapses

The catalyst for the lower approval ratings: The failed Republican health care bill.

Next War? North Korea Missile Attacks Against South Korea Will Be Met With Immediate Retaliation

South Korea's defense minister warned troops to prepare for retaliatory action against North Korea if Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un attacks first.

Is Trump Good For Real Estate? Travel Ban Could Hurt Housing Market, Study Finds

The man profiled in "The Art of the Deal" may be costing the housing market future home buyers.

Why Veterans Are Important: Vietnam War Soldiers Honored As Trump Signs New Law

President Donald Trump signed the Vietnam War Veterans Recognition Act of 2017 one day before the annual National Vietnam Veterans Day.

New HTC U Smartphone Rumored To Come With Frame-Embedded Sensors

HTC's next smartphone, codenamed Ocean, will have sensors in its frame, allowing users to simply swipe on the edges to control the device.

Samsung Won't Sell Refurbished Galaxy Note 7 Devices In The US

Samsung confirmed this past Monday that it plans to sell refurbished Note 7 units in an effort to recycle returned devices from last year.

Soccer On TV Tonight: USA vs. Panama, Mexico vs. Trinidad And Tobago, Brazil vs. Paraguay Channels And Start Times

The United States travels to Panama City in what should be a tough contest against

How To Quit Smoking: You'll Stop If You Get Paid, Study Says

The University of Vermont's Center on Behavior and Health conducted tests that show financial incentives will lower smoking rates and help people quit smoking.