Sarah Berger

In response to a plane crash in Egypt, the U.S. will expand safety efforts at several Mideast airports that handle U.S.-bound flights, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said.

The milestone will be marked Saturday in the West African nation's capital with a vigil and a reading of the names of healthcare workers who died fighting the virus.

Republican presidential candidates, perhaps predictably, slammed President Barack Obama's Keystone XL decision while Democrats, perhaps predictably, praised it.

The drug became increasingly popular in Florida earlier this year, but has since spread to upstate New York and New York City.

The Pentagon disputed the $2 million-per-trainee figure and said the actual cost was $30,000 per trainee.

President Obama defended the Trans-Pacific Partnership Thursday, but Congress still wants a “rigorous review.”

Carson claimed last month he was in “great danger” and in need of additional security because a “secular progressive movement” is opposed to him.

A New York investigation reportedly centers on whether the oil giant sufficiently warned investors of the financial risks stemming from a need to limit fossil fuels.

The presidential candidate now says he'd end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, even if Congress does not pass immigration reform.

Other popular retailers that have announced store closings this year include Macy’s, which said it would close 40 stores, and J.C. Penney.

A top court's decision could be the country’s first step in reforming its drugs laws, considered the most conservative in Latin America.

Migrants and refugees have been arriving in record numbers, testing the country's capacity to deal with them, officials say.

The Islamic State group said again Wednesday that it was responsible for the attack, and added it would eventually explain how the attack was carried out.

The Honest Elections Initiative, or I-122, aims to create a public financing model that would drastically transform how candidates raise money.

The new information will likely complicate a U.N. conference focusing on climate change scheduled for the end of this month.

Proposed protections for sexual orientation and gender identity sparked the most controversy, with foes raising the specter of restroom invasions.

A number of petitions are circulating online as employees of big-name stores oppose what has come to be known as the “Black Friday Creep.”

Susan Williams said diffuse Lewy body dementia, a debilitating disease, led the actor to commit suicide in 2014.

A Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt was not struck from outside, a source told Reuters, but a Russian official speaking to the New York Times disputed the claim.

“Poaching is a global crisis, and the world needs U.S. leadership on the issue,” the head of the Humane Society said.

TransCanada wants to suspend its U.S. application for the Keystone XL project, which was facing a possible rejection, but might reapply after the 2016 election.

A historic castle sitting above Palmyra’s Roman ruins and part of the Unesco World Heritage site was damaged.

The new policy marks the first time Amazon has offered the benefit, which has been a growing trend among tech companies.

The scandal's fallout continues: Affected models include the 2014 VW Touareg, the 2015 Porsche Cayenne and the 2016 Audi A6 Quattro, A7 Quattro, A8, A8L and Q5.

New Yorker Paul Singer decides to support the Florida senator for president, much to the chagrin of Republican rivals Jeb Bush and Chris Christie.

The 7,000 pages of Hillary Clinton emails released Friday include exchanges with celebs and requests for tech help, but no conversations with the president.

On National Caramel Day, there’s no need to count calories! Be adventurous and break away from the traditional, classic caramel apple with a creative recipe.

Another 7,000 pages of the former secretary of state's emails were put on the State Department's website Friday.

The impending gathering -- the first in 36 years -- is possibly a move to strengthen the party's power.