Second grader wins Google Doodle contest
She's only in second grade, but she just got one step closer to fulfilling her dream of becoming a paleontologist
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She's only in second grade, but she just got one step closer to fulfilling her dream of becoming a paleontologist
New research suggests many adults who think they have a food allergy actually have an intolerance
Daniel Borden was one of four charged with beating a black man on the day of a white nationalist rally in 2017
The case involving Natalia Veselnitskaya isn't related to the Trump Tower meeting with top Trump campaign officials
"He took me once to a house, where the floor was just white, tiled," the witness reportedly said of "Jaguar"
Kevin Spacey pleaded not guilty to groping 18-year-old in first criminal case brought against disgraced actor
It will be his first prime-time address from the Oval Office
Polis's inauguration Tuesday could lead to big changes in energy regulation, health care and state-funded early childhood education
Anthony Zinni, a retired Marine Corps General and former head of CENTCOM, had been working to resolve Qatar dispute
New governor being sworn in as Republicans begin their third decade of dominating politics in Florida
Jeremy Kappell apparently called a park named for the slain civil rights leader "Martin Luther Coon King Jr. Park"
Vice president says Mr. Trump is "looking at" possibility of declaring a national emergency
Anthony Rauda also faces 10 counts of attempted murder and five counts of burglary over a string of shootings that date back to 2016
Insurers collect billions from California drivers, but a driver's sex can no longer help determine premiums
"They want to know why there aren't certain foods in the house," one furloughed EPA worker said of her two kids