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The unsolved murder of Asian American teenager Maggie Long, who was burned alive in her Colorado home in 2017, is now being investigated as a hate crime, it was revealed Tuesday.

Officers have arrested a suspect in connection to an alleged attempted kidnapping that was captured in a "chilling" video, authorities said.

The New York Attorney General's office has informed the Trump Organization that its investigation into the company is "no longer purely civil in nature," spokesman Fabien Levy told CNN on Tuesday night. "We are now activ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James is joining the Manhattan district attorney's office in a criminal investigation of the Trump Organization, James' office said Tuesday.

The vaccine-hesitant may have their price. Hundreds of thousands of Ohio's 11 million residents flooded the registration website and phone lines for the state's Vax-a-Million program, which will award $1 million to five ...

Emergent BioSolutions faces scrutiny in Congress for ruining Covid-19 vaccines and securing lucrative federal contracts. Executives will appear before some lawmakers who benefited from the company's spending.

The European Union agreed to ease restrictions on nonessential travel for those who are fully vaccinated. Latest COVID news.      

The country's space agency said that the craft's components, and those of the rover it would soon release, had "deployed in place normally."

Mr. Biden has spoken publicly about how he once sent Mr. Netanyahu a photograph with the inscription, "Bibi, I don't agree with a damn thing you say, but I love you."

European Union countries agreed on Wednesday to ease COVID-19 travel restrictions on non-EU visitors ahead of the summer tourist season, two EU sources said.

A federal jury has awarded $75 million to two brothers in North Carolina, decades after they were convicted of rape and murder they did not commit.

St. Louis lawyer Mark McCloskey, who made headlines last year when he and his wife drew their guns and confronted BLM protesters outside their home, is running for the U.S. Senate as a Republican.

Beachgoers in Gulf Shores, Alabama spotted the millions of dollars worth of drugs and alerted local police to the haul. Investigators passed the cocaine on to US Customs.

Donna Scuderi allegedly killed her daughter and attempted take her own life but survived and woke up two days later at a local hospital in Missouri.

The nation's capital is beginning to reopen as Washington, D.C., rolls back restrictions and the Smithsonian reopens eight of its facilities.

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

The Rupert Murdoch-controlled company argues that news networks cannot be penalized for presenting a president's claims about electoral interference, even if they prove false.

The guerrilla leader, once a supporter of Colombia's historic peace deal, then a strong opponent, had become a symbol of the country's fraught path to peace.

The 70-minute meeting on the audit convened by Republican senators raised only minor questions about the November election.

Representative Kevin McCarthy, the top House Republican, said he would oppose the independent commission, and urged the party's rank and file to do the same.

Hundreds of thousands stopped working for the day to protest their shared treatment by Israel. Many Palestinians described it as a rare showing of common cause.

Mr. Biden has spoken publicly about how he once sent Mr. Netanyahu a photograph with the inscription, "Bibi, I don't agree with a damn thing you say, but I love you."