Over a period of six decades, hundreds of children in the Altoona–Johnstown Diocese were sexually abused by priests, a report by the state investigative grand jury said.
Most airlines previously banned the smoking of electronic cigarettes, but the U.S. has now also prohibited passengers from packing them in checked luggage.
A new law prevents Portland, Oregon, residents from purchasing recreational pot from a drive-thru window.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox, former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu and the hacktivist collective Anonymous all agree: They don’t like Donald Trump.
Dr. Ben Carson started strong in the GOP presidential-nomination race, but support for him has since slumped.
The billionaire industrialists and powerful conservative donors will not attack the Republican front-runner, Reuters reported.
Investigators found “probable cause” that Aaron Smith broke the law when he shot and killed Gregory Gunn last Thursday.
Some Republicans are saying they will run a third-party conservative against Trump, but that’s a risky endeavor.
Police are pushing against the law, arguing that they could help them in their duties.
Trump seems to be drawing new voters to the polls with his appeals to working-class voters around immigration, terrorism and the economy.
Donald Trump has been offending people for years, not just since he announced his run for president last June.
"I’m going to let my followers know my political opinions in this very important race for president," the much-reviled "white rights activist" told IBT.
After a strong Super Tuesday, the Democratic front-runner's camp may want to start their search for a vice president.
Clark said the media attention in the case went on to affect the prosecution.
As Donald Trump gains momentum after seven wins, the mogul’s opponents hope there’s a bombshell in his unreleased tax returns.
"The people of Flint deserve more than to be a backdrop to a debate," the coalition said.
Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt deals with two provisions of HB-2, a Texas law that limits access to abortion.
“The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah criticized an Iowa gun bill that would allow children under the age of 14 to use handguns.
While offering praise, those groups also warned of another measure that would discriminate against South Dakota’s transgender athletes.
A new Department of Defense competition will invite vetted hackers to find vulnerabilities in U.S. cybersecurity.
School administrators condemned the message in a statement, saying that “this type of vandalism attacks everyone.”
Alaska had 28 Republican delegates up for grabs, and the New York billionaire had been leading in the polls.
“From there to here, and here to there, funny things are everywhere."
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter urged private and federal bodies to work together over issues of national security.
Officials' delayed response to the contamination crisis has triggered outrage in the region and led to calls for the governor to resign.
Donald Trump notched wins in seven states on Super Tuesday, leaving the Republican establishment to go through stages of grief and denial.
Because it is a caucus state, Minnesota typically favors candidates with organized campaigns who appeal to their parties’ ideological bases.
Colorado was considered a key state for Bernie Sanders' campaign — and he won.
It may have been controversial at first, but his proposed ban on Muslim immigration resonated with GOP voters on Super Tuesday.
Despite disappointing polling during Super Tuesday, Bernie Sanders’ criticisms of money’s influence in politics have had an impact.