Alabama school learns how to give life-saving drug to reverse overdoses
Previously, only certified nurses could administer it
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Previously, only certified nurses could administer it
The NBA superstar talked about the loss of his friend, rapper Nipsey Hussle
Raise comes as big bank CEOs prepare to appear before Congress to discuss the role of large financial firms
March 13 "bomb cyclone" caused massive flooding in Midwest, blizzard in Colorado, Wyoming
"It is in our intent to follow the law and that is in the process of being reviewed," Mnuchin said of House requests
A year after becoming the first No. 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed, the Cavaliers won their first national championship in an overtime thriller
Government stats don't capture how the "gig economy" can make some jobs more dangerous, often fatal, for workers
Fleetwood Mac had just replaced Jazz Fest headliners The Rolling Stones, who dropped out due to Mick Jagger's heart surgery
The case is considered the biggest college admissions scam ever prosecuted
Health and safety violations at taxpayer-funded units have been climbing for years, but landlords rarely get dinged
The lawmakers say that all agencies, including the White House, owe "Congress and the public an explanation as to why it refuses to enforce the law."
A South Carolina university student who died while attending a fraternity event was drinking alcohol when she told her boyfriend she didn't feel well, collapsed and died
"They want to rig the system against anyone who is injured who may assert claims against them," said Sen. Richard Blumenthal
More than a dozen parents in the college admissions scandal are waiting to learn if they face prison time after agreeing to plead guilty
Just-released letters offer glimpse into mind of confessed gunman Nikolas Cruz; he also addresses the death penalty