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Torrential downpours were inundating Southern California, flooding streets and prompting water rescues. Officials said at least two people had died in the storm.

While trust in the media overall is low, audiences do have significant levels of trust in the media outlets Trump is attacking, Frida Ghitis writes

Norma McCorvey, known as "Jane Roe" in the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court case that established a constitutional right to abortion, has died, according to a priest close to the family.

President Trump had a supporter in the crowd join him on stage to deliver remarks during his rally in Melbourne, Florida.

Speaking to NBC's Chuck Todd, Sen. John McCain slammed President Trump's attacks on the media, stating that dictators "get started by suppressing free press."

An exhibit in Los Angeles marks the 75th anniversary of the executive order authorizing the World War II incarceration of Japanese-Americans in internment camps.

The vacant spot atop the National Security Council is triggering anxiety that the White House is ill-prepared to face a sudden foreign policy crisis amid fresh concern about politics at play in the Situation Room.

Univision anchor Jorge Ramos said Saturday that if Barack Obama was the "deporter in chief," then President Donald Trump "wants to be the deportation czar."

Omar Abdel-Rahman, an Egyptian-born cleric serving a life sentence for plotting the 1993 bombing at the World Trade Center and other terror attacks in New York, has died, a prison spokesman said Saturday.

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is receiving protection from the United States Marshals Service, a spokeswoman for the group told CNN Saturday.

Could the President's Twitter fingers pose a legal challenge?

Bill Gates says it's time to redirect some of the money the world spends on weapons to prepare for a looming threat: terrorists with pathogens.

It's fight night in Arena Mexico, and the red and green stands are packed with fans. Some wear the masks of their favorite wrestling idols, while others play drums and noisemakers ringside.

Zac Petkanas thought he was done with politics after the 2016 election. He was ready to move into the private sector -- or maybe chase a dream job in the art world.

Some Pentagon officials believe Russia is testing President Donald Trump with aggressive moves across the globe.

One person has died and at least 19 people are injured after a passenger train in Belgium derailed Saturday east of Brussels, police in the town of Leuven said.

Two days after losing his legs in the bombing of a Syrian village, a 10-year-old boy received a special visitor Saturday at his hospital bedside.

SpaceX aborted its flight plans Saturday due to issues with its rocket.