Dan Graeber

California utility company says it's investigating whether its power lines sparked the state's latest blaze.

The Supreme Court is set to review a Mississippi abortion case that could tacitly challenge Roe v. Wade.

Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas swore in Amy Coney Barrett on Monday.

Feds have discovered new evidence in the foiled plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell chastised for shutting down chamber after Barrett vote.

Ron Sanders, a policy adviser on federal salaries, is the latest Trump appointee to quit his job, saying he had a moral duty to leave.

Hillary Clinton tells The New York Times the prospect of President Trump winning a second term in offices makes her sick.

A surge in COVID-19 infections suggests another round of consumer hoarding is on the horizon.

Northern U.S. cities are setting snowfall records a good month and a half before the official start to the winter season.

Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan was heavily criticized for her comments on Sen. Kamala Harris in a recent op-ed.

Tropical Storm Zeta expected to hit the southern U.S. coast as a hurricane by mid-week.

A coordinated operation nabbed 35 people for a drug-trafficking ring spanning parts of the upper Midwest.

A joint statement with the White House outlines steps toward Sudan's new friendship with Israel.

Rival factions in Libya sign permanent cease-fire agreement, though the road ahead will be difficult.

Human Rights Watch says only an independent panel can uncover the details surrounding the tragic explosion in Beirut in August.

More than 300 charges filed against 44 men in Australia for possessing, and sometimes producing, explicit material related to children.

Citing "credible reports," the U.S. government warned of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey.

Former army reservist accused of using violence and promises of drugs to coerce women in a five-year sex trafficking spree.

A French health advisor says the onset of cooler weather suggests a surge in COVID-19 cases is possible.

Mattel Inc., the maker of the Barbie doll, said it was anticipating strong sales during the coming holiday season.

Federal authorities in Wisconsin allege five men pursued more than $1 million in fraudulent pandemic relief loans.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service said Thursday the election mail will not be delayed.

An investigation into the beheading of a French history teacher finds links to Islamic radicals in Syria.

Third-degree murder charges have been dismissed in the George Floyd case, though arresting officers still face more serious crimes.

Floods, typhoons and inclement weather limited the cabbage crop, starving South Koreans of one of the country's primary food staples.

Louisiana attorney general lays into former judge for sexual misconduct against teenage girls.

US dollar value will be messy if Donald Trump wins in the presidential election, but almost certainly move lower with a Joe Biden victory.

A review of the scandal surrounding Vice President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, is a mysterious plot we try to unravel.

The Trump administration says aid to the U.S. agricultural sector is necessary to offset the high costs due to the pandemic, though commodity prices are on the rise.