Texas' March 1 primary is only a few weeks away, and it's the Lone Star State's first election to be conducted under a new law that made major changes to voting procedures.
The US government is set to transfer a detainee from the detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba who authorities once alleged was an al-Qaeda operative who planned to be the "20th hijacker" on 9/11 but failed to board United Airlines Flight 93, which crashed in rural Pennsylvania.
Major automakers are coming out with electric cars and SUVs that could, one day, threaten Tesla's dominance in that field. But there's a big fight brewing in another electric vehicle market where Tesla doesn't even play. Electric work vans.
The Supreme Court took action this week in one state's redistricting case that could have broad repercussions for the voting rights of African Americans and other minorities across the country.
Police in Minnesota announced Tuesday that they have arrested a teen in connection with the homicide investigation in which police serving a no-knock warrant shot and killed Amir Locke.
The US Army released its first climate strategy on Tuesday with goals to reduce the Army's greenhouse gas pollution by 50% by 2030 and attain "net-zero" emissions by 2050.
Former President Donald Trump would routinely rip up documents, drafts and reading materials, and he took several boxes to Mar-a-Lago when he relocated to Florida after leaving the White House -- raising concerns about his preservation of presidential records as required by federal law.
With Minneapolis' mayor imposing what he described as a moratorium on no-knock warrants following the fatal police shooting of Amir Locke, a city council committee Monday will review the practice, which was supposedly all but banned in 2020.
India's Gautam Adani has overtaken his fellow countryman Mukesh Ambani to become the wealthiest person in Asia, according to Bloomberg's list of the world's richest people.
