“If this is how Trump supporters swing into action, what happens when the press looks into corrupt dealings, for example, or is critical of [the candidate's] policies?” Julia Ioffe worries.
There are plenty of reasons to appreciate trees and ways to celebrate Arbor Day this Friday.
The Government Accountability Office said the agency did not complete all of the testing it had planned in 2015, increasing the risk of future delays.
Protesters were reportedly seen blocking roads and throwing debris at passing cars, while one demonstrator was seen stomping on a police cruiser.
Six people were being monitored for possible toxic exposure at the candidate's New York City building.
A police shooting in Baltimore of a teen carrying a BB gun has inspired a Maryland state senator to reintroduce a bill that was withdrawn last month.
A critical endorsement from a famed basketball coach, revered by Hoosiers, comes just before next week's key GOP primary.
Opponents of the GOP front-runner said they would demonstrate Thursday evening against "racism, sexism, religious, bigotry."
Now Congress has until Dec. 1 to reject or modify the changes to federal rules. If Congress does not act, the changes take effect automatically.
The president's plan has come under fire from Republicans concerned that violent militants could enter the U.S. posing as refugees.
The suspect, wearing what appeared to be a panda outfit, was shot one day after police in the same city shot a 13-year-old boy.
Thursday’s arrests in Corona, California, were not directly related to a December attack that left 14 people dead, a law enforcement official said.
In an interview with the New York Times Magazine, the president outlines his thoughts on the economy. Here are his key points, in five charts.
Lance Cpl. Monifa J. Sterling sought an appeal Wednesday in her efforts to ensure that federal laws protecting religious freedom are upheld in the military.
The former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives also referred to the senator from Texas as a “miserable son of a bitch.”
Now that it appears inevitable that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president, the businessman claims he will start acting more “presidential.”
Females have historically been excluded from the Selective Service because they weren't allowed in combat roles, though Defense Secretary Ash Carter changed that last year.
A JetBlue pilot reportedly failed a breath test after his co-pilot said he was drinking an unknown beverage during flights.
The ruling comes from a 2014 case of a 17-year-old boy who allegedly forced himself on a 16-year-old girl after offering to drive her to her grandmother’s house.
The growth of the U.S. economy during the first quarter was affected by a dollar rally, weaker business investments and reduced inventories.
Earlier Wednesday, Georgia’s highest court and the U.S. Supreme Court declined Daniel Anthony Lucas’ request for a stay of the execution.
Investigators in Minnesota have asked for help from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
The Baltimore 13-year-old was carrying a Daisy BB gun that would have been banned under a state proposal defeated by the National Rifle Association.
The move comes just hours after a poor showing in five state Democratic primaries Tuesday.
The former Illinois congressman was convicted of paying $1.7 million in hush money to cover up sexual abuse of teenage boys decades ago.
Some believe selecting the former Hewlett-Packard CEO, once a popular presidential candidate, could help Cruz with women voters.
Cruz being nominated to the Supreme Court, as a House leader suggests, would be the stuff of nightmares for Democrats.
Comedian Seth Meyers mocked the media’s rush to speculate about the presidential candidates’ running mate decisions on “Late Night” Tuesday.
Prince’s old band is getting back together to honor the iconic singer.
Republican voters in Pennsylvania indicated that the contentious GOP race has hurt the party.