Josh Keefe

The Superbowl kicks off at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, but there are many hours of coverage before the game.

Kellyanne Conway cited the non-existent "Bowling Green Massacre" in an interview Thursday.

Starting this year, the IRS will notify the State Department of anyone with more than $50,000 of federal tax debt.

The vice president tweeted about the 13th Amendment and President Lincoln.

The White House announced Lindsay Reynolds would be the first lady's chief of staff.

Delaware State Police breached one of the prison buildings early Thursday morning.

If confirmed, Gorsuch will be the only Protestant justice and the only one from the middle of the country.

Jess Herbst has been the mayor of New Hope, Texas, since May.

"This decision is not directed at a certain religion," the UAE foreign minister said on Trump's travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries.

"This will be the session where we ban sanctuary cities," Gov. Rick Abbot told the Texas legislature.

The White House's chief strategist has emerged as one of the most powerful figures in the Trump administration

The National Human Trafficking Center hotline said 73 percent of the calls it received in 2016 were related to sex trafficking.

The poll found that Tom Brady is America's favorite and least favorite quarterback.

The NAACP occupied Sessions office for a second time, just hours after charges stemming from the first incident were dropped.

Immigrants from countries in President Donald Trump's travel ban have established large enclaves in the U.S.

Across many presidential administrations, Saudi Arabia has been a key U.S. ally in the Middle East.

Five men have been charged in connection with the rape of a child during "furry parties."

The White House issued a statement honoring the "victims, survivors and heroes of the Holocaust."

Trump's executive order on immigration targets "removable aliens," a term which legal scholars say includes legal residents.

The bill would have the state attorney general investigate any complaints about school bathroom use.

The Revolutionary Black Panther Party said the event would be an "Armed Human Rights March & Armed Freedom Ride."

The president has made numerous false claims. Why is he rejecting many traditional sources of objective knowledge?

While it remains to be seen if the myriad of causes and organizations represented at the marches can coalesce into a broad-based opposition, two plans for marches have gone viral since an army of pink hats took over America's cities.

The phone is believed to be a Samsung Galaxy S3, first released in 2012.

The president told ABC News that taxpayers will be "reimbursed at a later date."

Republican claims of voter fraud usually precede efforts to make voting more difficult.

Studies have found just a few dozen instances of voter fraud over more than a decade of elections.

The ballot measure passed by voters created a state ethics commission and a public campaign financing system to keep lawmakers in check.

A social media campaign called for a march after an adviser said President Donald Trump would not release his tax returns.