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Witnesses said a gunman approached a man who had just pulled up to an auto detail shop and opened fire with a pistol.

The tommy guns from the days of Al Capone may be gone, but the violence in Chicago is just as real.

On the Democratic side, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders dodged the question of whether he would entertain teaming up on a Clinton ticket.

Did you know the tradition started in the 1800s?

“I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.” — Nathan Hale

The former president was assassinated in 1963, but his legacy has lived on in the minds of many Americans over the years.

Judge Gonzalo Curiel ordered the release of internal documents, citing heightened public interest in presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Cleveland’s mayor, police chief and other officials will present a “comprehensive overview” of preparations for the Republican National Convention in July.

Authorities say looters dug up portions of the Petersburg National Battlefield in Virginia, apparently hoping to find potentially valuable Civil War relics.

The average cost of replacing a service water line in the Michigan city was actually $7,500, nearly twice as much as the $4,000 average cost projected by the state last fall.

The newly upgraded tropical storm began pounding the state with heavy rains Saturday. And the weather system could soon strengthen.

Charged with administering the benefits of vets, the VA has proposed letting nurses do certain tasks now handled by doctors, leading some to say it is lowering standards.

With Donald Trump apparently having locked up the Republican presidential nomination, speculation has turned to the No. 2 spot on the GOP ticket.

A study shows homeowners could make billions if they let people rent their spare bedrooms, a once-widespread practice that has become a rarity.

Political brinkmanship in Illinois goes back to the days of Abraham Lincoln, so don’t expect either side to cave on a state budget any time soon.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke out against U.S. troops’ wearing an unauthorized Kurdish insignia on their uniforms.

Here are the best ways to take advantage of the holiday honoring one of America's favorite foods.

Vietnam veterans were the last generation of soldiers drafted and the first to be spat on. Now, as they enter their upper years, the Veterans Memorial is what binds them together.

Police in riot gear declared the gathering an unlawful assembly and ordered the crowd, waving U.S. and Mexican flags, to disperse.

A tropical depression that could become Tropical Storm Bonnie was veering northward late Friday.

A judge will rule on unsealing sensitive documents in a lawsuit against Donald Trump and his unaccredited “school.”

The man’s friend made it to shelter, but he was overtaken by the swarm.

The top automakers and your favorite box stores are all providing good deals.

Bernie Sanders entered a campaign rally in Lancaster, California, Thursday as DMX’s “Where the Hood At” thumped in the background.

A proposal to allow corporate logos in the glorious but financially struggling U.S. national parks has erupted in controversy.

The company planning to build the Keystone pipeline took issue with his recent proposal for the U.S. government’s role in the project.

Researchers in Australia have found that sharks react differently and consistently to different scenarios.

“We're going to cancel the Paris climate agreement and stop ... all payments of the U.S.’s tax dollars to U.N. global warming programs,” Donald Trump said.

6/6/16 is close to 666, the so-called “number of the beast” that signifies Satan, and the Satanic Temple of Los Angeles plans to pull out all the stops.