'Bizarre' Court Action Adds To Death Penalty Confusion
The Florida Supreme Court rescinded an order Wednesday that would have barred prosecutors from seeking the death penalty in capital cases.
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The Florida Supreme Court rescinded an order Wednesday that would have barred prosecutors from seeking the death penalty in capital cases.
The latest electronic devices will be on display when the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) starts in Las Vegas on Thursday.
President Barack Obama met with congressional Democrats Wednesday in an effort to save the Affordable Care Act also known as 'Obamacare.'
The convicted Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof was able to speak to the jury for the first time during trial - on sentencing day.
A tractor-trailer went up in flames on Wednesday just before rush hour causing some major traffic tie-ups.
Sometimes things aren't always as they seem.
Visitor guide to to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington D.C.
Two lawmakers have introduced an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to impose term limits on members of Congress.
He entered the White House as a living symbol, breaking a color barrier that stood for 220 years.
In the wake of last year's massacre at the Pulse night club in Orlando in which 49 people were killed, Governor Rick Scott wants to boost the number of state agents dedicated to counterterrorism efforts.
Miami-Dade Police have released the names of two police officers involved in a deadly police-involved shooting in Perrine.
More than 100 people were hurt when a packed Long Island Rail Road rush-hour train crashed at the end of a platform as it pulled into a major Brooklyn transportation hub on Wednesday, hurling passengers onto the floor and slamming them into each other.
Several varieties of popular canned cat foods have been recalled due to possible low levels of thiamine.
During the election some critics of Donald Trump said his supporters must be high if they voted for him.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Wall Street lawyer Jay Clayton to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
