Arkansas executed its fourth inmate in a week late Thursday, ending a frantic schedule caused by the looming expiration of the state's supply of lethal injection drugs.
President Donald Trump, reflecting on a first 100 days in office that has featured no major legislative wins and low approval ratings, said Thursday he thought the job would be easier.
US President Donald Trump looked back at a turbulent first 100 days of his presidency in a wide-ranging interview Thursday, taking in a variety of topics to the standoff on the Korean peninsula to his new friendship with China's President Xi Jinping.
The battle over a government shutdown appears to be mostly over for now, with the push for border wall funding sidelined and Democrats saying President Donald Trump's administration will continue paying for subsidies for low-income Americans as part of Obamacare.
The most conservative congressmen in the country were a major roadblock in President Donald Trump's first push to replace Obamacare. Now, a second attempt's fate is in the hands of a moderate Republican faction -- putting to the test the power of Democratic resistance.
Friday, President Trump is due to become the first president since Ronald Reagan in 1983 to address the Annual Meeting of the National Rifle Association. If his speech in Atlanta registers a fraction of the impact of Reagan's it will mark another milestone in this Indian summer of gun rights, writes Dominic Erdozain.
Two Michigan doctors and a medical office manager were indicted Wednesday by a Detroit grand jury in the first federal female genital mutilation case in the United States.
A former soldier and her boyfriend are facing felony charges after police say she tied her service dog to a tree and shot it several times in the head while her boyfriend videotaped the act.
United Airlines just reached a settlement with Dr. David Dao, the passenger who was violently dragged off a flight earlier this month in an incident that created a firestorm for the company.
