Teacher allegedly made black students act as slaves in mock auction
Fourth-grade teacher on administrative leave after being accused of having white students bid on black classmates during a mock slave auction
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Fourth-grade teacher on administrative leave after being accused of having white students bid on black classmates during a mock slave auction
Six climbers were camping at the 10,400 foot level while on their way to the summit when it happened, authorities say
The former homeland security secretary and former Arizona governor was Hill's attorney in 1992, during the Clarence Thomas hearings
Edward Gallagher faces charges that he shot unarmed civilians and knifed a captive enemy in Iraq; Trump is apparently mulling pardoning him
The case made national headlines and a book about it by Alan Dershowitz became a bestseller and a movie
Christopher Lee Price, 46, became the second inmate put to death in Alabama in two weeks
When the man discovered a stranded eagle was the cause of some Memorial Day weekend traffic, he knew he had to save her
"The nominee of the Democratic party has to be someone who says very clearly mass incarceration was a huge mistake, the crime bill was a huge mistake"
Nashville's Music Row and the National Mall Tidal Basin are among those at risk
Mr. Trump said a 5% tariff on imports will take effect on June 10 and increase five percentage points every first of the month until October
Tennessee Rep. John Rose is the third Republican lawmaker to derail the multi-billion-dollar relief package for disaster-hit communities
Ben Raines began his search for the Clotilda using historical documents, including the captain's journal
Left-leaning group knocks former vice president but acknowledges he "introduced the first-ever climate bill in Congress back in 1987"
Vicente Zambada was sentenced Thursday to 15 years for his crimes as a logistics chief for the Sinaloa cartel
Adolfo said Border Patrol falsely accused him of being a gang member