The Arizona and Michigan state Republican Parties are calling voters urging them to return their ballots by mail or to drop boxes in those battleground states, despite their candidates promoting false claims that such practices are rife for voter fraud.
The first piece of modern federal legislation to address the infrastructure of voting systems across the country, known as Help America Vote Act, celebrates its 20th anniversary on Saturday.
An 8-year-old boy became the youngest person to finish climbing El Capitan in California's Yosemite National Park on Friday, according to his father, who has been by his side and cheering him on since the pair began their journey earlier this week.
McDonald's said this week that it sold half of its new Happy Meals geared toward adults in just four days. But four decades ago, when the first Happy Meal debuted, the company didn't quite get it.
In travel news this week, we bring you America's eeriest cities, the world's most elusive shipwrecks and National Geographic's top places to visit in 2023.
After Donald Trump's 2020 reelection bid failed, some supporters claimed that the media and social media had been unfair to the former President -- a narrative that continues to resonate among his base today.
In a year when they are hoping for a red wave, Republicans have set their sights on defeating Colorado Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet in their quest to gain control of the Senate chamber. On Friday night, Bennet engaged in a fast-paced and testy final debate with moderate GOP rival Joe O'Dea, who has distanced himself from former president Donald Trump as he has blamed Democrats for inflation and an energy policy that "straps working Americans."
A monoclonal antibody treatment for Alzheimer's disease that showed promise in a Phase 3 trial may have contributed to a study participant's death, according to an adverse events report obtained by the digital health publication Stat.