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Democratic presidential candidates court labor support in Nevada
Retired letter carrier Leslie Maxwell Burton has a message for Democratic presidential contenders campaigning in the early voting state of Nevada this weekend: She won't
Donald Trump says he is in 'very' good health after first phase of medical check
US businesswoman says 'heartbroken' by Britain's Boris Johnson
Aide recounts actions tying Trump to delay in Ukraine funds
US, S Korea postpone joint exercise criticized by N Korea
The United States and South Korea are postponing a joint military air exercise that North Korea has criticized as provocative
Louisiana's Democratic governor wins re-election in Republican-leaning state: media
Louisiana's Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards has been re-elected to a second term, narrowly defeating a Republican opponent who had closely aligned himself with U.S.
Democrats hold on to Louisiana governor's seat despite Trump
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards has stunned Republicans again, narrowly winning a second term Saturday as the Deep South's only Democratic governor and handing Donald Tru
Louisiana’s John Bel Edwards stuns GOP, wins reelection to a second term as the Deep South’s only Democratic governor
Buttigieg surges ahead of Democratic rivals in Iowa: poll
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg holds a clear lead among Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa, the state that will hold the first nominating contest in February, a
Man kills wife, three young sons in San Diego home: police
Three young boys and two adults were fatally shot and another boy was wounded in a domestic dispute that escalated into a shooting on Saturday in southeastern San Diego,
Parents, 3 sons die in apparent murder-suicide in San Diego
Police say five members of a family, including three young boys, have died.
Pence aide said Trump's Ukraine phone call was 'unusual and inappropriate'
The phone call between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart at the center of Congress' impeachment investigation was inappropriate, a foreign policy
Officers arrest 3 at protest near Confederate statue
Authorities say three people have been arrested in North Carolina during a protest near a Confederate statue slated for removal
Trump visits medical center to start annual checkup
U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday kicked off his annual physical exam with a visit to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he underwent a quick e
2 large yachts destroyed in predawn fire at Florida marina
Authorities say a huge fire has destroyed two large yachts in South Florida, sending flames skyward and leaving millions of dollars in losses
The Latest: Police say deaths were result of family dispute
San Diego police believe the deaths of three young boys and their parents were the result of a domestic dispute involving a husband and wife who were apparently going thr
Sandy Hook lawsuit could force Remington to open books
A lawsuit against America’s oldest gunmaker is being watched closely
Jean Rivier, expert on stress hormones, dies at age 78
Jean Rivier, a chemist who led groundbreaking research on stress and helped discover drugs that treated endometriosis and prostate cancer, has died at age 78.
Dayton gunmans friend expected to plead to unrelated counts
A friend of the gunman in the deadly Dayton mass shooting is expected to plead guilty to unrelated federal firearms charges
Walmart alters disability reassignment policy to settle suit
Walmart has agreed to change its national policy for reassigning disabled workers to settle a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in Maine
A large study suggests that many heart procedures are unnecessary or premature for people with stable disease
Drought recedes as rain waters parched areas of Southeast
Drought continues to recede in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina
Florida high-speed train strikes SUV, kills woman driver
Florida authorities say a woman died when her SUV was hit by a train at a railroad crossing
White House budget official testifies in impeachment probe on Saturday
A White House budget official walked into a closed session of the U.S. House of Representatives impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump on Saturday, where he testif
Man pleads not guilty after son brings drugs to school
A Massachusetts man has pleaded not guilty to drug charges after authorities said his 5-year-old son brought heroin to school and told his teacher that when he tastes the
Alleged gunman, 4 others charged in football game shooting
Authorities have charged five men, including the alleged gunman, in connection with a shooting at a New Jersey high school football game
The Latest: 5 charged in high school football game shooting
A gunman opened fire at a New Jersey high school football game, wounding two people
Husband of malnourished girls legal guardian charged
Authorities have charged the husband of a malnourished 11-year-old girl’s legal guardian
Man remains jailed after fatally stabbing Popeyes customer
A man charged with fatally stabbing a Popeyes restaurant customer who reportedly had cut to the front of the line for chicken sandwich orders was held without bond after
Chicago teachers approve contract deal that ended strike
Chicago teachers have voted in favor of the contract deal that ended an 11-day strike
California school shooter dies with motive a mystery
The death of a 16-year-old boy who killed two students and wounded three others at his Southern California high school has left investigators struggling to discover what
Man, juvenile shot at New Jersey high school football game
Authorities in New Jersey say there has been a shooting at a high school football game
United Auto Workers approve new 4-year contract with Ford
Members of the United Auto Workers union at Ford Motor Co. have voted to approve a new 4-year contract with company
Border wall fundraiser claims new construction in Texas
Claims that a private group has started building its own border wall in South Texas are being questioned by some longtime residents worried that the construction could ca
Three takeaways from the Trump impeachment hearing on Friday
President Donald Trump launched a Twitter attack on a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine on Friday while she was testifying to an impeachment hearing in Congress, an extra
No short-term fix for challenges in California pot market
California’s struggling legal marijuana market is likely to see a period of turbulence and challenges continue for at least a couple more years
U.S. lawmakers agree on bill to fight 'robocall epidemic'
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the Senate and House of Representatives have reached an agreement on one of the few things that unites polarized Washington -- a hatred
Nicaraguan judge sentences man to 30 years in NY killing
A prosecutor says a man has been sentenced under the Nicaragua legal system to 30 years behind bars in the killing of a university student in upstate New York
Sheriff calls deadly shooting at Airbnb rental a bloodbath
Authorities in the San Francisco Bay Area are calling a shooting that left five dead during a Halloween party at an Airbnb rental a “bloodbath”
North Koreas Kim attends military air show, lauds pilots
North Korea says leader Kim Jong Un attended a flight demonstration of military aircraft at an airfield on the country’s eastern coast where he instructed combat pi
Louisiana fishing industry hit with $258M in flooding losses
The governor says the Louisiana fishing industry has been hit with $258 million in losses due to historic flooding this year
Pentagon gets failing grade in its second audit
The Pentagon has failed a comprehensive audit for a second year, though an official said it has made progress toward fixing accounting discrepancies that could still take
Police say 16-year-old boy who shot five students at his Los Angeles-area high school has died
Police say 16-year-old boy who shot five students at his Los Angeles-area high school has died
UN extends peacekeepers in Central African Republic
The U.N. Security Council has voted unanimously to extend the U.N. peacekeeping force in Central African Republic for a year, with a mandate to protect civilians, support
Trump ex-aide Gates faces December 17 sentencing after being star witness
President Donald Trump's former deputy campaign chairman Rick Gates, who gave crucial testimony as a prosecution witness that helped convict former Trump advisers Paul Ma
Steve Wynn: Nevada regulators cant pull gambling license
Former Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn is telling Nevada regulators they can’t revoke his gambling license over allegations of workplace sexual harassment because
Kentucky detectives make arrest in 1978 rape case
Authorities in Kentucky say they’ve arrested a man who raped a woman in 1978 and who may be responsible for other crimes
Texas court halts execution of man convicted of killing 19-year-old lover
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Friday halted the execution of Rodney Reed, who was convicted of killing his 19-year-old lover in 1996, as recent calls for his exo
Florida man gets 8 years for fatal hate-crime attack
A Florida man has been sentenced to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to a lesser charge in the hate-crime beating death of Guatemalan man
A fresh batch of producers selected for the 92nd Oscars
Lynette Howell Taylor and Stephanie Allain picked to produce the 92nd Academy Awards
