The sense of security that for years has become synonymous with New York City has been marred by a rise in violent crime in recent months, prompting concern that the hard-earned gains slowly are being reversed.
The New Orleans Saints have a ton of question marks surrounding their quarterback situation going into the 2020 season, and Taysom Hill’s latest comments are another addition to the whirlwind.
Utah lawmakers on Monday unanimously approved a bill that would decriminalize polygamy among consenting adults, despite arguments from opponents who said the law could potentially embolden abusers.
The mainstream media has cannibalized itself amid a rough stretch for Democrats and some experts thinks they’re simply doing whatever is necessary to appear credible, while others expect the liberal media to support whoever emerges from the cloudy Democratic primary.
The 2020 Democratic presidential race is playing out to former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's advantage, "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace told "America's Newsroom" Tuesday.
A hotly contested issue was debated in a delicate and respectful fashion rarely seen in Senate hearings, as Democrats and Republicans strongly – yet civilly – took on the issue of what should be done in cases where a baby survives an attempted abortion.
As winter gives way to spring, will the coronavirus disappear with it?
Sen. Lindsey Graham said on “America’s Newsroom” Tuesday, the day of New Hampshire primary, “You’re seeing the demise of the Democratic Party.”
Following the Irish general election last weekend, the party Sinn Fein, which has faced backlash for its historic links to the Irish Republican Army and decades of violence in Northern Ireland, is celebrating its best-ever electoral vote.
Trump campaign National Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany on Tuesday pushed back on Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., for claiming that President Trump is "scared."
It is one thing to say that minorities commit crime at relatively high rates compared to whites, but it is something quite different to falsely claim that minorities commit virtually all murders.
The president of Jackson State University in Mississippi resigned Monday shortly after his arrest in a prostitution sting that nabbed 17 individuals.
Do you like hailing cars, but not sharing them?
The Biden campaign's move comes as both aides and the candidate had been downplaying expectations in New Hampshire.
An Arkansas police officer was relieved of duty Monday pending the department’s investigation of a viral video that appears to show him putting a student in a chokehold during a cafeteria scuffle.
The Justice Department is preparing to change its sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone after top brass were "shocked" at the stiff prison term initially being sought, according to a senior DOJ official.
Syrian rebel opposition forces, which are backed by Turkey, shot down a Syrian government helicopter Tuesday, killing the two crew members aboard, according to reports.
Experts are shedding new light on the demise of the civilization that built the famous statues on Easter Island.
A weekend storm that impacted California over the weekend brought high winds to the region, but forecasters said Monday that a potential record-breaking gust was likely just an inaccurate recording.
Ashley Graham is baring all on motherhood.
The Maine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday announced a person in the state is being tested for the deadly coronavirus, marking the first potential case of the pneumonia-like illness in Maine.
All roads leading to Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state remain closed Tuesday after days of heavy rains caused mudslides, damaging roads and leaving communities partially cut off due to widespread damage.
Kelly Osbourne says her relationship with dad Ozzy has only gotten stronger since his Parkinson's disease diagnosis.
Micah Fowler, who portrayed JJ DiMeo on ABC's series "Speechless," has been on the red carpet in Hollywood many times, but he says there's something "unique and special" about the one at the "Night to Shine."
Former NHL goalie and Stanley Cup Champion Ed Belfour was self-admittedly “out of control” last month when he was arrested at a Kentucky hotel for public intoxication, newly released police video of the incident showed.