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Though New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was not on trial in connection with the Bridgegate scandal, the case has thrown into question the political future of the once-rising Republican star.

Ay caramba! Thirty seasons of "The Simpsons."

America has gained 10.9 million new jobs since President Obama took office.

On the ground, on the air, and on the stump -- it is now all about getting out the vote.

Akhil Reed Amar says the Donald Trump narrative on impeachment shows he doesn't understand the Constitution.

Into a room of pillows and lavender, an elementary school student walks, enraged.

It's a recent Tuesday morning at Fiesta Jalisco Mexican Restaurant in Columbus, Ohio, and Victor Sandoval is preparing the daily food specials.

Samsung -- still reeling from its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphone -- is recalling almost 3 million washing machines because they can explode.

Melania Trump says she'd work to improve a social media culture that has gotten "too mean and too tough" -- riddled with insults based on "looks and intelligence" -- if she becomes first lady.

Dan Sendrowski and John Campanella were turning onto a busy Manhattan street in their patrol car when the explosion went off.

A Muslim, hijab-wearing woman is now one of the easy, breezy and beautiful faces of CoverGirl.

In a year that's seen an increase of drug overdoses and budget cuts in Connecticut, the state's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has been told it will lose its national accreditation and be placed on probation by the National Association of Medical Examiners.

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine made his case to Latino voters Thursday, asking them to vote for his presidential ticket with Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton -- in Spanish.

To better understand his subjects, photographer Mike Belleme asked them about their fears. He was surprised by how many similarities he found.

Since 2007, the rate of suicide deaths among children between the ages of 10 and 14 has doubled, according to new government data released Thursday.

Reports of voter intimidation, rigged elections and worse have put Democrats and Republicans on alert for just about any culprit, save the one bushy-tailed bandit that stalled an Ohio county's voting on Halloween.