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Brad Parscale said that Trump was not shocked when Clinton called him.

The shooter, a U.S. Navy Sailor assigned to the USS Columbia, killed himself.

The controversial case of watchman George Zimmerman shooting down teenager Trayvon Martin in a racially surcharged incident has taken a new twist with a fresh lawsuit.

As Democrats and Republicans double down on their arguments, the House Judiciary Committee considers holding more hearings and adding obstruction to impeachment articles.

Students from a West Virginia High School were sent to the hospital after displaying adverse reactions to prescription drugs.

The crash of an F-16 in Korea has military leaders and civilians wondering when it will stop.

Rep. Denny Heck, a member of the influential House Intelligence Committee, announced his retirement, the latest in a slew of retirements -- especially among Republicans.

Jackson State University went into lockdown 11 a.m. Wednesday morning as police began investigating the shooting near one of the school's dorms.

Martin Hyde of Sarasota, Florida, has been accused of making bigoted remarks towards a Hispanic teen at a country club.

The scam allegedly went further than just the University of Southern California.

A new study weighed the average cost of rent compared to average traffic costs and time spent in congestion.

Republican candidate for Congress George Buck came under fire after calling for "traitors" including Rep. Ilhan Omar to be "hung."

Explicit videos and photos had been shared between the teacher and students before making their way online.

In House hearings, three top law professors said Trump violated oath of office.

A North Carolina woman died due to the ignition caused by the cigarette she was smoking while she was being administered oxygen.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., appears to be benefiting from a narrower Democratic field and strong debate performances.

Betsy DeVos claims that the Department of Education has become a "bank" and that a separate agency should handle America's $1.5 million in student loan debt.

The Trump administration announced final rules tightening work requirements for the federal food stamp program. The move is expected to reduce benefits for hundreds of thousands of Americans. 

A Connecticut man killed his girlfriend's children and then himself over an argument about his smoking.

Anneliese Heinig was first reported on Thanksgiving after failing to appear for a holiday dinner but was last seen on Nov. 26.

A 23-month-old toddler died while trying to save his pet puppy from their burning home.

The campaign for Democratic Presidential Nominee Andrew Yang have told the FBI that they have received various emails promising violent attacks during Yang's visit to New Hampshire.

Two simultaneous traffic accidents on Highway 85 and Highway 66 led to the closure of the two roads on Wednesday.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr has said that communities with protests against law enforcement could see less police protection as a result.

The hearings open one day after House impeachment investigators released their report on whether President Trump abused the power of his office for personal political gain.

A Richmond fire fighter and mother of three was fatally shot while reportedly protecting her son from a shooting that happened outside her boyfriend's house on Thursday. Police said that neither the victim nor the house was the intended the target. A $5000 reward is being offered for any information on the suspect.

Lobbyist George Nader and key Mueller investigation witness has been charged with concealing $3.5 million in donations to Clinton's 2016 campaign.

The officer didn't realize that his body camera had a two-minute buffer and captured the malicious act.

Ivanka continues her fight for paid family leave and affordable child care -- and draws a lot of flak for it.