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The man who was sought in connection with a mass shooting at Brown University is also suspected to have killed a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor, a federal prosecutor said.

“Microphones were muted and the board meeting and vote NOT unanimous."

They were headed south on what Cristina’s mother described as a “birthday trip,” a chance for the family to celebrate and unwind.

"I was okay with Orlando Bloom, but Justin Trudeau? Come on, man!"

American workers struggling to find employment in the tech industry are ripping Democrats for protecting the massive flow of cheap, foreign labor into the country.

"What is his motive?"

Four House Democrats joined Republicans to pass a bill halting federal Medicaid funding of sex change surgeries and medications for minors on Thursday.

The House passed a bipartisan deregulation bill known as the SPEED Act on Thursday, with just shy of a dozen Democrats supporting the measure amid America's rising energy demand.

Federal prosecutors alleged Thursday that Minnesota may have lost billions of dollars to fraud in its Medicaid program, the latest development in an ongoing investigation.

Individuals connected to the Minnesota's largest fraud scandal, including a defendant awaiting trial, are still receiving millions in taxpayer funds, says a Republican in the state.

Lawmakers began their Christmas recess a day early on Thursday with a long list of unresolved issues remaining on the table.

Democratic California candidate Esther Kim Varet is being asked to explain why her campaign website used a photo of a random black woman to tout an alleged endorsement from Democratic...

Gettysburg College's "radical" chaplain allegedly threatened a conservative student for bringing an anti-diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) speaker to campus.

“I am devastated by the loss of Greg, Cristina, and their children, and my heart is with all who loved them."

Energy companies are sounding the alarm on stagnant deregulatory policy as lawmakers pivot to midterm electioneering and vital infrastructure remains unbuilt.

GOP lawmakers pushed back against President Donald Trump's decision to loosen federal restrictions on marijuana Thursday.

"They were on their way to spend the afternoon with us. We are devastated."

HUD officials are expected to require these agencies to verify all beneficiaries, remove ineligible recipients, and reimburse federal funds misallocated in the process.

“The building will no doubt attain new levels of success and grandeur.”

“What they need to do, instead of explaining what are the commonalities with familiar comets, is explain the anomalies."