Government Shutdown Looms As Trump Marks 100 Days In Office
Congress returns to Washington on Monday after a two-week recess to begin negotiations on a spending bill.
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Congress returns to Washington on Monday after a two-week recess to begin negotiations on a spending bill.
An issue that has long been argued inside and outside of Florida courtrooms is again coming to a head.
France is one step closer to a new President after the first round of votes on Sunday.
Another American citizen has been detained in North Korea. Tony Kim taught at the Pyongyang university of Science and Technology.
Fresh off a well-deserved vacation, former President Barack Obama will be in Chicago on Monday to hold his first public event of his post-presidential life.
A large group crowds outside a church near Miami's international airport, chatting about family and friends left behind in Caracas, Valencia and Maracaibo as they wait more than an hour to receive rice, beans, yogurt and other food for their families.
Congress has less than a week to approve a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
Scott is traveling to Argentina for a trade mission organized by the state's embattled economic development agency.
New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg urged world leaders not to follow President Donald Trump's lead on climate change.
Researchers at Harvard University say they've discovered a second parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence.
What do they want? Science! When do they want it? After peer review!
A newspaper is reporting that the Florida senator who resigned this week after using a racial slur hired a former Hooters "calendar girl" and a Playboy model with no political experience to be consultants for his political action committee last year.
President Trump on Saturday awarded a Purple Heart to an Army sergeant recently wounded in Afghanistan, the first of many Trump likely will award during his service as commander in chief of the U.S. military.
Sen. Rubio denies arranging what has been described as a "secret meeting" between President Trump and two former presidents of Colombia.
The Department of Justice intensified its threats to crack down on so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to comply with federal immigration authorities, warning nine jurisdictions Friday that they may lose coveted law enforcement grant money unless they document cooperation.
