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A tab on the new website entitled “Stories” allows undocumented women to share their personal stories, and allows other readers to submit their own.

Mississippi may not have any "sanctuary cities," but Republicans there want to ban them anyhow.

Mitt Romney said he would not seek the Republican nomination for president through a brokered convention.

The new poll data Wednesday comes just before the winner-take-all contests in Florida and Ohio.

Reinvigorated by the plunging costs of photovoltaic panels, the solar power industry is expected to add 16 gigawatts of new projects this year.

The debate, six days before the Florida primary, will be hosted by Univision and the Washington Post.

A report by aviation industry trade body said Wednesday that 140 million people were expected to fly in the United States during March and April 2016.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Barack Obama will likely agree Thursday on a reduction of methane emissions from the oil and gas sector.

Last month, the U.S. Department of Justice announced civil rights action against the city over a black teen’s death that sparked racial tensions in the U.S.

The filibuster had lasted longer than 30 hours at one point, with at least seven Democrats speaking nonstop since Monday afternoon against the legislation Republicans said would protect religious liberties.

Bernie Sanders claimed victory in delegate-rich Michigan Tuesday night in a tight race in the state's Democratic primary.

If Tuesday was a test of whether the Republican establishment’s attacks on Donald Trump were working, it seems like they failed. The mogul grew his delegate count with wins in Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii.

Fresh off Tuesday's primary battles, Hillary Clinton and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders will face off in the Miami area.

The Republican won more than two-fifths of male voters, but fared poorly with women, exit polls by Edison Research revealed.

The president's eventual nominee to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia would then have to be approved by the U.S. Senate.

“I love you! Thank you!" Trump said in response to Paul O'Neill's support.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and others filed a brief Tuesday supporting the president's effort to protect 5 million people from deportation. 

Click here for the latest results from Michigan, Mississippi, Idaho and Hawaii to see where the candidates stand in the race for delegates.

The U.S. attorney general has asked that the White House not consider her for a Supreme Court vacancy.

Here are where the candidates stand ahead of Tuesday's primary and caucus results.

The law, taking effect July 1, requires that players be 18 or older and sets limits on how much they can bet.

Nancy Reagan, who died at age 94, is remembered for her "Just Say No" effort against drug abuse. But data suggest it didn't produce the desired results.

Former Gov. Bobby Jindal, who admitted that corporate tax breaks had gone too far, has kept a low profile since leaving office.

Clinton won in Mississippi on Tuesday, while Trump won in Mississippi and Michigan. More results were awaited from Michigan, Idaho and Hawaii.

Republican candidate Ted Cruz has embraced the endorsements of some Christian conservative leaders who have made anti-gay or anti-Semitic comments.

Robert "LaVoy" Finicum was among the protesters who occupied a wildlife center in Oregon in a standoff with federal agents.

Massachusetts, Washington and Connecticut had the highest rate of “how to stop Donald Trump­” searches.

Larry Wilmore urged the media to focus on holding Donald Trump accountable for his positions on race issues on "The Nightly Show" Monday.

The World Health Organization study is the first to look at the co-infection of HIV and hepatitis C.