The Senate voted Wednesday to override President Barack Obama's veto of a bill that would allow victims and families of 9/11 to sue Saudi Arabia for its alleged role in the terrorist attack 15 years ago.
While covering the recent protests in Charlotte, we met Derrick Jacobs, who said he had to go through more training to become a barber than a police officer does.
Shortcomings at federal and state agencies allow sales of firearms to people prohibited from buying them, a Justice Department inspector general probe found.
As Hillary Clinton on Monday night reeled off a litany of insults he had leveled against women through the years, including some nasty nicknames for a former Miss Universe, Donald Trump leaned into his microphone and asked repeatedly, "Where did you find this? Where did you find this?"
Marlins leadoff hitter Dee Gordon, a lefty, took one pitch from the right side of the plate in honor of the teammate he lost in a weekend boating accident.
Ten judges on a powerful federal appeals court in Washington heard three and a half hours of arguments Tuesday morning concerning a cornerstone of President Barack Obama's legacy on the environment: the Clean Power Plan.
Monday night on television showcased the best and worst of America's third largest city: On one channel, the Chicago Cubs were winning their 100th game of the season -- a first since 1935. On almost every other channel, Donald Trump was reminding us that Chicago has had "thousands" of shootings this year. This month, the city passed the grim milestone of 500 homicides in 2016.
