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The chicken-and-pancakes item is being tested at 11 locations in central Ohio.

Customers complained about service at a rate far higher than the industry average, a U.S. Department of Transportation report said.

The state has become the epicenter of election-year voting rights fights, a civil liberties attorney says.

The bill would protect immigrants from getting faulty legal advice.

By early Thursday, nearby residents had reportedly returned to their homes and an estimated 4,000 reimbursement checks had been issued.

Julián Castro, an Obama Cabinet member mentioned as a possible Clinton running mate, was among those slamming Bernie Sanders on Thursday.

Two bills signed into law by the state's Republican governor could cost the health services organization millions of dollars per year.

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton will face off on MSNBC at 9 p.m. EST.

The president and first lady planned Thursday to host a "first of its kind" multigenerational gathering of civil rights leaders.

The lack of polling in the Silver State means it’s tough to tell what the outcomes of the caucuses between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will be until they happen.

Protesters in Madison, Wisconsin, came from all over the state to voice concern for what they say is anti-immigrant legislation in the capital.

A local branch of the Catholic Charities in Minnesota said an ad firm agreed to take the billboard down because of its inaccuracy.

A new study shows that migration doesn't increase the risk of terror, thanks to economics.

On "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," John Kasich said that President Obama should hold out on nominating someone to replace Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.

The first female Supreme Court justice broke with Republicans on the issue of Antonin Scalia's replacement.

The revamped test is set to launch March 5, but some students are getting ready by switching their allegiance to the ACT.

In the new ad, the former secretary of state comforts a 10-year-old Hispanic child, nervous that her family could be deported.

Marijuana-related offenses accounted for around 1 percent of all crime in Colorado's capital.

Last week, a federal court denied the world's largest defense contractor a temporary injunction seeking to halt Oshkosh’s manufacturing of armored vehicles.

Paying off criminals who had locked the Los Angeles hospital's systems was "the quickest and most efficient" way to restore operations, CEO Allen Stefanek said Wednesday.

The trip would make Obama the first U.S. leader since Calvin Coolidge to visit the island nation that lies just 90 miles from Florida.

As three Republican rivals answered questions on CNN on Wednesday night, the GOP front-runner appeared on MSNBC.

Former national security adviser Tom Donilon and former IBM boss Sam Palmisano will head a panel charged with bolstering U.S. cyber defenses.

Ben Carson, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz took the stage Wednesday night in the first of two GOP events this week in South Carolina.

It was not clear whether the results signal that support for Trump is slipping, or whether this was a passing phase.

The wife of Mayor Bill de Blasio said their two children may be leaning toward the Vermont senator — as she and her husband back Hillary Clinton. 

Researchers reported that adults who struggle with booze are more likely to see the problem continue if they smoke pot.

In an open letter, advisers to presidents Clinton and Obama say the Vermont senator's economic proposals make it difficult to criticize Republicans.

Students and, increasingly, their professors are finding their voices are silenced by campus codes that violate the First Amendment, experts say.