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The American public is fed up with Washington politics as usual. It is showing in the strength of the “outsider” candidates on both the Republican and Democratic side of the presidential race so far. But the Republicans are faced with a steeper challenge, because this disaffection is deeply rooted in the stagnant wages and incomes of Americans.
The risk of fire is prompting federal officials to back a proposed ban on rechargeable lithium battery shipments as cargo on passenger airlines.
Piano teacher Grace Enlow, who is 100-years-old, doesn't let her age stop her love of music. WDIV's Paula Tutman reports.
An Ohio woman accused of running over her allegedly abusive husband in front of their daughters will not be charged with the man's death.
A Florida woman is shocked to find a neighbor's missing King Cobra under her clothes dryer. WESH's Alex Villareal reports.
An autopsy report shows the state used potassium acetate instead of potassium chloride to kill Charles Warner.
A California school district sends out email promoting "Bring Your Bible To School Day," drawing protests from parents and even local clergy.
The latest sales pitch on the recently concluded Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is that it is a massive tax cut, with 18,000 tariffs (taxes on individual products from the United States to other countries) being eliminated. While 18,000 tax cuts sounds great in a vacuum, it’s not the whole story. Here are some things you should know as you evaluate this latest claim.
French train attack hero Spencer Stone was in a critical condition after being stabbed on Wednesday night.
Volkswagen's top U.S. executive apologized Thursday as members of Congress said the company violated the public's trust by rigging emissions tests.
