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The ex-president submitted a "user statement" to the oversight board that the companies created to oversee bans

A Texas man has been arrested after authorities found homemade explosives in his house Tuesday morning. John Christopher Crawson, 47, was busted around 8 a.m. after investigators searched his home in Williamson County an...

A key FDA committee meets Friday to review the one-dose COVID vaccine from J&J. Authorization for its use in the US is expected to swiftly follow.      

A federal judge's ruling can allow the state to go ahead with its law while a lawsuit works its way through the courts.

The analysis of CDC data shows stark racial disparities: In 2019, Black men were nearly 14 times more likely to die in a gun homicide than white men.      

Charges will not be filed in the death of Daniel Prude, who was seen on police body camera footage being pinned to the ground with a spit bag over his head.

An Oklahoma man admitted to law enforcement that he killed his neighbor and cut out her heart, investigators said.

The Arizona man accused of kidnapping his baby son in an attack that left the boy's mother dead has died, less than a week after he attempted suicide behind bars.

During the first day of hearings on the January 6 Capitol attack, former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund placed blame on the intelligence community for failing to properly inform him and other security officials at the ...

Four members have resigned from the board of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which oversees 90% of Texas's electricity, in the wake of devastating power outages in a deep freeze that killed dozens acro...

Class action lawsuits were filed against 10 major auto insurance companies.

Former President Donald Trump may never fully recommit to his business roots. Before taking office, Trump's name was synonymous with his gaudily luxurious brand, and it was an asset. But Trump's "human brand" is no longe...

The staunch Trump critic, who voted twice to impeach him, argued that one just has to look at the polls to know who's the White House favorite.

Illinois is set to become the first state to eliminate cash bail. The state’s Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday signed into law a sweeping overhaul of policing and criminal justice that eliminates the system star...

"Scott has been a trusted and principled friend of the union building trades for decades," the union president said in a Tuesday statement.

Five members of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) board plan on resigning Wednesday, following last week's power outages amid a brutal winter storm. All of the members live outside of Texas, as does a six...

The decision was made without Miguel Cardona, President Biden's nominee to run the Education Department.

The bill gives priority to the state-owned power utility over private generators, threatening to overturn the electricity market and putting billions of dollars of private investments at risk.

Joseph X. Ramirez's wife suffered head injuries during the incident shortly before 5 a.m. Sunday in the Edison Park neighborhood.

An anatomy and physiology professor at Oxnard College is on administrative leave after video went viral of him berating a hard-of-hearing student, accusing her of not paying attention.

Electricity price-gouging in storm-struck Texas is just a glimpse of the nation's looming utility debt crisis.

The United States could be days away from getting a third COVID-19 vaccine. A Food and Drug Administration review has confirmed that Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, which only requires a single shot, is safe and ef...