The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says its study shows just how horrible borrowing against your car can be.
“Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin did everything they could to capitalize on her son’s death,” Zimmerman told the Daily Beast.
Eric Fanning, who was supported in a unanimous vote, will become the first openly gay man in the military role.
After months of Republican fears of a divisive convention, now it’s the Democrats' turn to worry. Will Bernie Sanders’ frustrated backers disrupt Hillary Clinton’s nomination?
The personal disclosure form is identical to one Trump filed shortly after announcing his candidacy last year.
The Democrat continued his challenge to Hillary Clinton, who won in Kentucky, while the Republican continued his march to the GOP nomination. Check here for updates.
State prosecutors said they have indicted Plains All American Pipeline and an employee in connection with 2015's Santa Barbara spill.
About 300 people are estimated to live at the camp, and some housing has already been set aside for them.
A bill allowing kin of terror victims to sue Saudi Arabia passed unanimously Tuesday — despite the Obama administration's opposition.
The National Transportation Safety Board made its findings public on the fatal accident that happened a year ago in Philadelphia.
But Donald Trump still trails Hillary Clinton by a wide margin among black and Hispanic voters in a hypothetical general-election matchup, a new poll found.
Seth Meyers criticized Trump for repeated dishonesty over accusations of posing as his own publicist.
Those targeted were identified as public safety risks by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
FBI Director James Comey said his agency is working to add more black and Latino special agents and analysts.
John Manly, attorney for the complainants, reportedly compared the school district’s handling of the cases to the Roman Catholic Church’s failure to stop child abuse by priests.
The Nevada State Democratic Party said that Bernie Sanders’ backers may seek to disrupt its national convention in July, as they did on Saturday.
Exxon argued in its appeal that its due process rights were violated because New Hampshire had not proved the company’s liability for the alleged pollution at each individual site.
Despite recent victories for Sen. Bernie Sanders in West Virginia and Indiana, the delegate math is still heavily in former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's favor.
The move from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was meant to clear up confusion over the way two federal laws protecting employees’ medical privacy apply to the popular programs.
Donald Trump touts his support for female employees as evidence of his love for women, but there's a reason women tend to work so hard in the first place.
Zimmerman, acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the case, told Reuters a new auction would begin Tuesday morning.
The ship comes after a long wait and features a special shape that makes it harder to detect than other destroyers.
Some lawmakers are backing employers' push to keep temporary work visa levels high, but others see a threat to American workers.
A man accidentally discharged a handgun he'd concealed in his sock at Augusta High School in Kansas on Sunday.
OGA Charters reportedly operated two buses and a safety watchdog had given the company a “satisfactory” rating in May 2014.
Trump's disapproval of the British prime minister was in response to the latter's comments last year over Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S.
The country’s top court is evenly split between liberal and conservative justices — a scenario that lends itself to stalemates.
The presumptive GOP nominee said most of the names his surrogate mentioned are not under consideration to join him on the ticket.
“When my husband was president, incomes rose for everybody,” Hillary Clinton said on Sunday.
Wendell Pierce was released from jail on a $1,000 bond following a politically charged confrontation.