The Trump administration issued sanctions against the ICC's top prosecutor and one of its heads of jurisdiction currently investigating U.S. military personnel for alleged war crimes.
Florida, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Hawaii remain popular destinations for travelers over Labor Day weekend.
Nearly 100 prominent former Republican officials have chosen to endorse Democratic nominee Joe Biden, including former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder.
Jessica Krug has apologized for pretending to be a Black woman.
Deon Kay, 18, was killed during an altercation with police after trying to flee while armed with a handgun.
The states rarely experience earthquakes.
Officials arrested a suspect for possession of ghost guns, kits that can be assembled into unmarked weapons at home.
The homemade pipe bomb near the mouth of Battle Creek on the Sacramento River.
The heatwave is expected to bring triple-digit temperatures to most of the state and has sparked concern about how it could hurt progress made in fighting all the active wildfires.
States such as New York and California have urged young people to stop partying to prevent the spread of the virus.
The contentious relations between the president and Gov. Andrew Cuomo continued Wednesday. Spokesperson says Cuomo's "threat" taken out of context.
The viral photo from Spruce Creek High School in Volusia County, Florida, showed a large group of students crowded together in a common area, where social distancing was ignored.
After stating he wanted the abortion pill classified as a dangerous drug because pregnancy was not a life-threatening illness, Ted Cruz faced swift backlash from the public.
Prude's death while being detained by police sparked new protests in Rochester, New York, after bodycam footage released
The Democratic nominee for president is planning to visit the family of Jacob Blake, something President Trump did not do because the family members wanted their lawyer present.
In Iraq he "underwent five days of physical and weapons training" alongside 40 other foreign fighters after which he was sent to Raqqah, Syria.
He could face up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for threatening to damage or destroy a building.
Steven Taylor was killed in an encounter at a Walmart store on April 18.
Mississippi's state commission has decided on the Magnolia Flag as the proposed design to replace the state's current flag.
There was no advantageous post-convention bump for Trump in the swing states of Arizona, North Carolina and Wisconsin. He won all three states in 2016.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi says a San Francisco hair salon should apologize to her after she was "setup" during Monday's appointment.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is laying the groundwork for the nationwide distribution of the first COVID-19 vaccine.
President Trump has threatened to withdraw federal funding from "lawless" cities under Democratic leaders, with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo striking back over the move.
President Donald Trump suggests North Carolina residents should test the security of the system by voting twice in the upcoming elections.
The Commission on Presidential Debates has announced who will moderate the upcoming debates between Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.
Democratic nominee Joe Biden raised $365 million in August, with the Trump campaign sounding the alarm to supporters.
A PAC affiliated with billionaire Charles Koch has thrown its weight behind Republican candidate Roger Marshall, who is facing off against Democrat Barbara Bollier in Kansas' Senate race in November.
The election has reportedly made lawmakers unwilling to embrace compromise.
Most health officials agree that a safe vaccine is still months away, at least.
At least 260 positive cases of the coronavirus have been linked to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in 11 states.
