You don’t have to travel too far outside the Beltway to find motorists who balk not only at the gas prices but also at the Washington blame game.
Damage to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu was worse than expected and it will remain closed indefinitely, officials said.
A federal judge in Virginia on Friday afternoon delayed the trial of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, moving it from July 10 to July 24.
Aina Akamu gave final exams to his students as they sat on bleachers or the floor of the basketball court in the gym in his small town on Hawaii’s Big Island.
Federal authorities say a 40-year-old military veteran has been arrested in connection with two explosive devices found in southeast Texas in recent weeks.
Fiat Chrysler is recalling 4.8 million vehicles in the U.S. because in rare but terrifying circumstances, drivers may not be able to turn off the cruise control.
A spokeswoman at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport says one of four security checkpoints in the airport's largest terminal is temporarily closed while police check out an item "as a precaution."
President Trump announced Friday that he struck a deal to lift a ban on Chinese cellphone maker ZTE, potentially putting him on a collision course with Congress.
Facebook on Thursday introduced new transparency rules for paid political advertisements as part of its efforts to protect election integrity in the wake of Russians exploiting its platform during the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
A U.S. State Department employee pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing federal funds, the Department of Justice announced Friday.
Harvey Weinstein was arrested Friday on rape, criminal sex act and other charges from encounters with two women, police said Friday as the former movie mogul faced the first criminal case stemming from misconduct claims that scores of women made against him.
The charges that disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein will face reportedly include first-degree rape. CNN reported late Thursday evening, citing "a source familiar with the investigation," that Mr. Weinstein will turn himself in to authorities Friday morning on charges of raping one woman and sexually assaulting another.
Every summer, a number of children die from a completely preventable tragedy -- being left in hot cars, with an average of 37 such fatalities each year in the U.S.
An "unlikely" string of events prompted Amazon's Echo personal assistant device to record a Portland, Oregon, family's private conversation and then send the recording to an acquaintance in Seattle, the company said Thursday.
A potential mass shooting at Louie's Grill & Bar in Oklahoma City was prevented by an "armed citizen" killing the gunman, the city's police department reported Thursday evening.
Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who passed as black and led an NAACP chapter, is facing a lengthy prison term on welfare fraud charges.
A former Armenian ambassador and a Russian national face corruption charges for their role in bribery scandal at a Rolls-Royce subsidiary, the Justice Department said Thursday. Azat Martirossian, 62, of Armenia, who was once that country's ambassador to China, and Vitaly Leskov, 50, a Russian national, face one count of conspiracy to launder money and 10 counts of money laundering.
Tyler Raj Barriss, a California man who made national headlines last year after his false hostage claims led to another man's death, was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury for making bomb threats to the Federal Communications Commission and FBI.
David Hogg is trying to shake down Publix. The public face of the gun control movement demanded $1 million Thursday from the Florida-based grocery chain, just one day after calling for a "die-in" protest at its stores.
Political conversations have grown increasingly nasty in recent years, and it may be spawning something even worse: a growing number of people taking their vitriol to another level by threatening members of Congress.
Count grunge-rock legend Dave Grohl among the entertainers who've taken to attacking President Trump. Mr. Grohl, once the drummer for Nirvana and now front man for the Foo Fighters, told a British news outlet while abroad that the president is a national embarrassment for the U.S.
Longtime Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone contacted an acquaintance who was in touch with WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange during the 2016 U.S. presidential race, seeking potentially unreleased documents damaging to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
