LGBT activists outraged over Miss. "religious freedom" law
One gay rights activist tweeted Mississippi has enacted the "...most toxic anti-LGBT law ever"
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One gay rights activist tweeted Mississippi has enacted the "...most toxic anti-LGBT law ever"
The new rules require San Francisco employers with at least 20 employees to make up for what the state doesn't pay
Advanced Correctional Healthcare, a company serving 255 correctional facilities in 17 states, has settled at least six lawsuits with families whose relatives died from preventable causes
Greg Louganis, Edwin Moses and Janet Evans join an illustrious list of athletes on the iconic orange box of Wheaties known as the "Breakfast of Champions"
Democrats say they will drive proposals to strengthen security at airports, train stations and other transportation hubs
National Abortion Federation attributes rise in action against abortion providers to manipulated undercover Planned Parenthood videos
At issue is how the government uses evidence derived through the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and when, if ever, it should be seen by defendants
3 are charged in a Cape Cod rest stop murder after feds say Tuesday raids broke up one of the region's largest drug gangs
Ruling involves a cellphone recording of a man threatening to beat the 5-year-old son of his live-in girlfriend
United Airlines says a flight attendant deliberately deployed the emergency evacuation slide and jumped onto it to exit the aircraft
Colorado police say Shanna Gossett kept her toddler strapped to a high chair for two weeks before killing her
Her 4,000-square-foot home is now believed to be the largest no-cage cat sanctuary and adoption center in the country
In the midst of a ride from Philadelphia to central New York, an Uber rider took the wheel while the driver slept, and allegedly went more than 20 mph over the speed limit
Robert Bentley denied having an affair but admitted making inappropriate remarks to aide Rebekah Caldwell Mason, who has since resigned
The New York woman's 1964 slaying caused an outcry after reports that neighbors saw the attack and heard her screams but did not help her