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Obamacare has made health insurance more affordable, Democrats argue. Some 20 million more people now have coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that decriminalizes some forms of domestic violence, according to state-run news agency Tass.

Katy Perry has been added to the performance roster at the Grammy Awards.

President Donald Trump continues to decry a record-high murder rate that simply doesn't exist.

A tornado touched down in New Orleans on Tuesday, causing damage and leaving 17,000 people without power.

Allegations of sexual assault and the use of date-rape drugs have surfaced at Northwestern University.

For New England Patriots fans, keeping all those Super Bowl titles straight can be tricky.

In a letter to workers sent Monday, Starbucks executives said the company is partnering with Ernst & Young,to offer all Starbucks employees and their families free legal advice to "help navigate immigration issues and get answers in these uncertain times."

As the immigration debate rages with a focus on building a wall along the US-Mexico border, two Republican senators proposed a bill Tuesday that would take on an entirely different issue: legal immigration.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly took responsibility on Tuesday for the quick rollout of President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban executive order, saying he wished he had delayed enacting it.

A tornado warning is in effect for the New Orleans area after suffering damage from a previous twister. CNN's Wolf Blitzer and Jennifer Gray report.

In the 26th century BC, the Egyptians constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza, an architectural marvel that would remain the tallest structure in the world for millennia, and still stands to this day.

Was President Trump's declaration that the media is deliberately not covering terror attacks in Europe another example of his off-the-cuff, fact-free pronouncements? Or more evidence that he and his team understand how to exploit the press? Maybe it's both.

While on a vacation in the British Virgin Islands, former President Barack Obama engaged in a friendly challenge with Virgin Group founder Richard Branson.

First, there was the "Bowling Green massacre" that wasn't.

Progressive veterans advocacy group VoteVet aired this ad during 'Morning Joe' to speak directly to the President about his health care and immigration policies.

After a raid on an al Qaeda compound in Yemen, a top leader of the group released an audio message mocking President Donald Trump as "the new fool of the White House."

Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter, 8-year-old Maddie, was injured when she drove an ATV into a pond on the family's Louisiana property.

#IslandLife was good to Barack Obama.

Andrew Puzder, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Labor Department, employed an undocumented immigrant for years, the business magnate said in a statement Monday. It's an admission that in the past has sunk other Cabinet secretary nominees.