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"She did say to the police officers in the vehicle that 'Mommy is sleeping,' 'Mommy is sick.'"
Bernie Sanders' campaign is under fire after Dr. Paul Song decried "corporate Democratic whores" at Sanders' Manhattan rally Wedne
Working people at Verizon are on strike. After months of negotiations with the telecommunications giant, they’ve decided to take a stand to create a better workplace. They want to make sure the needs of working families are met, instead of standing by as a handful of individuals get richer and richer. They’re fighting to stop the company from sending jobs overseas and to get Verizon to end its continued intimidation of working people at Verizon Wireless who are trying to create a better future for themselves and their families.
Van Houten has previously apologized for her role in brutal killings and said she was "deeply ashamed" of her crime.
It's all right to add folic acid to masa products, used to make corn tortilla, tamales, pupusas and other Latin American food staples, the FDA says.
The Aquarena Springs Resort, once one of Texas' most popular tourist destinations, is finding a new life as a nature center.
D.C.'s struggling subway system won't get a federal bailout, House Republicans said Thursday.
Puerto Rico is facing a deadline for a multimillion-dollar bond payment next month as the House GOP struggles to find a way to help.
U.S. spending on prescription drugs rose 8.5 percent last year, slightly less than in 2014, driven mainly by growing use of ultra-expensive new drugs.
In the final game of his storied career, Kobe Bryant managed to overshadow the Golden State Warriors as they became the greatest team in NBA history.
