Hundreds of households in the historic New Mexico city of Las Vegas were told to evacuate on Monday as fierce winds and drought pushed the largest active wildfire in the United States closer to town.
Amazon.com Inc workers voted against unionizing a second warehouse in New York City, a ballot count on Monday showed, representing a defeat for labor organizers just weeks after they celebrated their first U.S.
A elderly woman was found dead inside of a large freezer chest in her garage after missing for an extended period of time.
A lawyer for three Black coaches accusing the National Football League of racist hiring on Monday told a federal judge their case should not be sent to arbitration because the designated mediator, league commissioner Roger Goodell, was biased.
Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo on Monday called on state, local and tribal governments to use more of their shares of a $350 billion COVID-19 relief fund to address a severe shortage of affordable housing.
Black farmers in the United States lost roughly $326 billion worth of acreage during the 20th century, according to the first study to quantify the present-day value of that loss.
A former New York City police officer was found guilty on Monday of assaulting a Washington, D.C., police officer during the Jan.
A special grand jury is being assembled to investigate former President Donald Trump on allegations that he attempted to intervene in the 2020 presidential election by pressuring Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's Truth Social app will launch on a web browser at the end of May, Chief Executive Devin Nunes said on Monday.
The U.S. House of Representatives committee investigating the Jan.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has called for the end of race-based medicine across all healthcare fields, settings, and treatments which disproportionately impact children of color.
Three U.S. abortion rights advocacy groups will spend $150 million on the 2022 midterm elections, focusing on battleground states as they step up efforts to safeguard abortion access across the country, they said on Monday.
“He fled past her — didn’t help, didn’t call 911. I can’t begin to tell you the horror of this event,” Florida's Polk County Sheriff said.
Boston violated the free speech rights of a Christian group by refusing to fly a flag bearing the image of a cross at City Hall as part of a program that let private groups use the flagpole while holding events in the plaza below, the U.S.
Wall Street's main indexes fell in volatile trading on Monday, dragged down by Amazon.com and financial stocks, with investor focus squarely on the Federal Reserve meeting this week where policymakers are widely expected to raise interest rates.
Southern U.S. experienced COVID-19 surges in the past two summers, Dr. Deborah Birx noted.
A more transmissive and fatal COVID-19 variant could appear in the future, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas insisted in an interview that the DHS is prepared for a potential surge in migrants at the border should Title 42 be lifted on May 23.
The plastic surgeon allegedly asked the staff member to use a nasal rinse and virus-killing nose swabs to generate false-negative COVID-19 test results so she could return to the office.
Ricardo Aguirre sits near his two taco trucks and laments the soaring cost of tomatoes, onions, meat and cilantro, which have doubled in price in recent months, hammering his Phoenix-based catering business.
Guy Stockbridge runs multiple businesses from his headquarters in central California, including landscape companies that ripple across his home state and a utility solar business with operations in 17 states.
The first evacuees from the ruins of Mariupol's Azovstal steel works were expected to arrive in the Ukrainian-controlled city of Zaporizhzhia later on Monday after weeks of cowering from Russian shelling in underground bunkers.
The first evacuees from the ruins of Mariupol's Azovstal steel works were expected to reach the Ukrainian-controlled city of Zaporizhzhia on Monday after cowering in underground bunkers from Russian shelling for weeks.
A U.S. federal judge dismissed a request by the Republican National Committee to block a subpoena asking its email vendor to release records to the congressional panel investigating the Jan.
U.S. stocks turned lower on Monday and benchmark U.S.
Mixed financial results from U.S. megacap companies are dampening an otherwise better-than-expected first-quarter earnings season and so far failing to fuel stock performance in the face of U.S.
Russia may have averted default as it announced it had made several overdue payments in dollars on its overseas bonds, shifting the market's focus to upcoming payments and whether it would stave off a historic default.
China's commercial capital of Shanghai was dealt a blow on Monday as authorities reported 58 new COVID-19 cases outside areas under strict lockdown, while Beijing pressed on with testing millions of people on a May Day holiday few were celebrating.
First lady Jill Biden will visit Romania and Slovakia from May 5-9 to meet with U.S.
Beijing is concerned about the tense situation on the Korean peninsula, China's Korean affairs envoy said as he arrived for talks in Seoul this week, adding that both the symptoms and root cause of tensions needed to be addressed.
