Louisiana Flooding: Damage to State At Least $8.7 Billion, Governor Says
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards has asked for $2 billion in federal aid for the state's recovery.
View ArticleDestruction of Beloved Rock Formation Caught on Video
Days after the sandstone pedestal at Cape Kiwanda was discovered toppled, video surfaces showing the people responsible.
View ArticleHermine Surf Pounds Cruise Ship Departing East Coast, Sickening Passengers...
A cruise ship carrying N.J. residents got pounded by Tropical Storm Hermine surf this weekend as passengers reported that many got sick.
View ArticleJ’Ouvert Latest: Parade In NYC Takes Deadly Turn as 2 Dead, 5 Injured; Female...
New York City's J’Ouvert Parade was marred with bloodshed despite an increased police presence following two fatalities last year.
View Article75 Zika Cases Reported in Virginia; Six New Cases in One Week
Six new Zika cases reported last week by the Virginia Department of Health; of those six, three of the new cases are in Northern VA suburbs.
View ArticlePhyllis Schlafly, Conservative Activist and Author, Dead at 92
Founder of the Eagle Forum, she was regarded as "a courageous and articulate voice for common sense and traditional values" by its members.
View ArticleFox Settles Gretchen Carlson Lawsuit; Greta Van Susteren Leaves Fox News
The two major announcements were made Tuesday morning.
View ArticleNew York A.G. Launches Antitrust Investigation Into Mylan, Maker of the EpiPen
The manufacturer of the EpiPen has raised the price of the life-saving drug nearly 550 percent over eight years.
View ArticleBrock Turner, Stanford Swimmer Convicted Of Sexual Assault, Registers As Sex...
Turner, who was in jail for just three months, will be registered as such for the rest of his life.
View ArticleTeacher's Back-to-School Rap Video Had the Entire Nation Singing 'Welcome to...
Dwayne Reed, a first-year instructor at an elementary school in a Chicago suburb, got off to a big start touting fun in the classroom.
View ArticleYour Facebook Friends Can Make You Happier, Study Finds
Researchers found that receiving genuine interactions online is best when it comes from your closest friends.
View ArticleMan Swindled Out of $27K in Elaborate Mega Millions Scam: Police
A Michigan man got a call claiming he’d won a $450,000 Mega Millions prize. It was fake. So was the call from a "lawyer" wanting more money.
View ArticlePresident Obama Nominates First Muslim To Be Federal Judge
Abid Riaz Qureshi is a Washington, D.C., attorney of Pakistani descent.
View ArticleAmazon — And Apple — Accidentally Leak iPhone 7 Details Before Announcement
The good news: You can get a head start on shopping for your new iPhone!
View ArticleU.S. Justice Department Accuses Texas Of Misleading Public On Allowable Forms...
Previous requirements to vote were deemed unconstitutional, but Texas refuses to comply with ordered changes, the DOJ says.
View ArticleObamacare's Free Birth Control Mandate Works, Study Finds
The mandate appears to help women, but many still have to pay out of pocket for their medication.
View ArticleFormer Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell: Prosecutors Dropping Corruption Case
U.S. Attorney's Office for Eastern District of VA says the Justice Department is dismissing charges against former governor and his wife.
View ArticleHow Bill Weld Explained Gary Johnson's 'Aleppo' Fail
The former Massachusetts governor and current Libertarian Party VP candidate was asked to explain his running mate's mistake.
View ArticleSamsung Galaxy Note 7 Owners Asked to Keep Phones Off During Flights
Unusual warning from the FAA also asks people not to pack the phones in checked baggage.
View ArticleU.S. Supreme Court Ruling Allows Straight-Party Voting in Nov. 8 General...
Supreme Court rejects Michigan officials' bid to halt rulings that stopped Republican-sponsored legislation that blocked the voting option.
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