Dan Graeber

Traditional Republicans are turning away from the party over its blind loyalty to former President Donald Trump.

Snow could fall at a rate of 4 inches per hour in parts of New York City.

The family of a Black deputy policeman made alternative plans after a cemetery refused burial, citing skin color.

The young CEO gave vaccines to friends and played loose with contractual obligations.

Chansley says he feels betrayed because he didn't get a presidential pardon.

President Biden is taking heat for his flurry of executive orders, but it's nothing compared to FDR.

The freshman representative from Georgia is facing calls to resign for her controversial views.

The spike in GameStop shares has drawn increased scrutiny due to the impact on short sellers.

Parts of the California mountains are expected to see as much as 8 feet of snow.

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals was given a lesson in semantics online.

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough went on a fiery rant about the Capitol rioters and Senate Republicans.

Shares in companies that would normally see headwinds from the pandemic are surging with help from social media.

Research finds lower-income Americans spend their payments -- and help the economy.

Many services received poor marks from the Anti-Defamation League for policies restricting Holocaust deniers.

Popular Chicago-area priest faces charges of sexual misconduct involving a minor.

Big and bold. Democrats seize the moment of Senate control.

An annual Bigfoot festival in Oklahoma was called off last year because of the pandemic.

Parts of Nebraska haven't seen this much snow in a 24-hour period in more than a decade.

Silenced on social media, Trump finds a new way to communicate -- an office in Florida.

Short-trading helped drive shares of GameStop up some 300% so far this year.

This is at least the second time the former mayor faced backlash for his claims of election fraud.

Sanders enjoyed moderate support along party lines during her time in the Trump administration.

As much as 16 inches of snow expected from a winter storm in the central United States.

Law enforcement is prepping for possible violence in Washington D.C. the week of Feb. 8, when the Senate trial is expected to begin.

Lloyd Austin had to move through a controversial waiver process to serve as the head of the Pentagon

Buried in the 14th Amendment is a measure meant to prevent rebels from ever holding office again.

Several members of the Republican Party were frustrated by the presence of new screening measures in the federal Capitol building.

Lawmakers are incensed over the treatment of members of the National Guard securing the nation's capital.

The freshman congresswoman from Georgia was among the handful of Republicans who refused to certify Biden's win in the presidential election.