The Montana House Judiciary has advanced a bill to ban foreign laws that many have argued is targeted at Muslims.
The number of Americans who successfully received work visas from the authorities also increased by about 18 percent compared to the same corresponding period last year.
The winter storm will hit Virginia Tuesday morning, and the state's Department of Transportation advised residents to take precautionary measures on roads.
The budget, to be unveiled Thursday, will also likely see a 37 percent cut to the funds of State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development.
Whole Foods issued a recall for raw milk cheeses Monday over possible Listeria contamination linked to two food-poisoning deaths.
The findings of a new survey by TiVo-owned Digitalsmiths found that only the Weather Channel ranked below ESPN in popularity.
The 58 House lawmakers sent the letter to the Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee, calling the budget cut “nonsensical.”
President Donald Trump's son-in-law has made a $400 million deal with a prominent Chinese firm, Anbang Insurance Group, says report.
A forecast by the Office of Management and Budget put the number of people who would lose their insurance coverage over the next decade at 26 million.
Although the House Committee passed the bill restricting the limit on homegrown marijuana, it still requires approval from the Senate and the governor’s signature to become a law.
The Hoosier Lottery held a press conference Monday to announce the winner who has chosen to remain anonymous.
The GRE is hard enough without you panicking about where to go for grad school.
President Donald Trump has given CIA the authority to conduct drone attacks against suspected militants in Syria, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Press Secretary Sean Spicer says since the president put quote marks around "wires" and "tapping" in his tweets, he might have meant it in a broader sense.
His meeting in Northern California came one day after he met with Warren Buffett.
Other “free college” programs in Oregon and Tennessee cover the cost of tuition but not living expenses.
The apartment, located within the iconic Pierre hotel, offers a slew of amenities and gorgeous features -- if you're willing to pay.
“Casey Anthony: An American Murder Mystery,” will air April 9-11 at 10 p.m. EDT.
An estimated 56 million people will be without health insurance by 2026 under the American Health Care Act.
Expected inflation, which often influences the real thing, appeared to hit a plateau, according to the New York Fed's latest data.
From the cities with the best traditions to the best March weather, these are the top 10 cities in the U.S. to party in for St. Patrick's Day.
"An important step will be taken during my visit to Turkey," Ukrainian Prime Minister Vladimir Groysman said.
Tuesday's snowstorm could bring conditions worse than the Great Blizzard of 1888.
The Iowa Republican has been an anti-immigration hardliner since arriving in Congress.
Former police officer Darren Wilson admitted to using the language and hearing others use it while on the force.
Along with increased chances of behaving violently, people who smoke fake weed are also more likely to try harder drugs.
A report has revealed the happiest cities in the United States.
New York City's public school system was one of the first to announce it was shutting down for the snow.
A familiar political family could be gearing up for an Oval Office takeover.
Silverthorne was allegedly distributing meth through a website called Bare Back Real Time, which was used to meet men and exchange methamphetamine for sexual encounters, police said.