National Archives Apologizes For Blurring Anti-Trump Signs In 2017 Women's March Photo

• Los Angeles man may have killed wife, abducted 5-year-old, police say

  

• Man accused of murdering Caltech scientist at his Los Angeles County home pleads not guilty

  

• Newly-signed Maryland bill aims to restrict students' use of cellphones during school hours

  

• Paxton projected to win Texas Senate GOP runoff after last-minute Trump endorsement, ousting incumbent Cornyn

  

• Trump policy may force Georgia visa holders to leave before green card bid

  

• America's founding documents arrive in Denver on Freedom Plane, to be displayed at History Colorado

  

• Democratic AGs say they were invited to anti-fraud roundtable only days prior

  

• Ahead of FIFA World Cup, Atlanta rolls out new wayfinding signs to help residents and visitors navigate downtown