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Activists and educators say a Mexican-American studies textbook proposed for use across Texas is biased and poorly researched.

Authorities say the 21-year-old male inmate identified as the "alleged assailant" in the killing of a female corrections officer at Texas prison over the weekend allegedly attacked the woman as she entered a storage area near the kitchen.

Republicans are reminding the nation that Hillary Clinton was secretary of state during the deadly 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, part of a broader focus on national security at the GOP convention.

Gust released its 2015 Global Accelerator Report. The U.S. and Canada are leading the way.

Palm Beach billionaire Jeffrey Epstein could face new criminal charges if lawyers for his alleged former teen “sex slaves” succeed in an unusual effort to overturn a 2008 plea deal that gave him house arrest, despite accusations he pimped the girls out to his rich and powerful friends.

Several homes in a neighborhood northwest of Tampa, Florida are in danger of being swallowed up by a "large hole" that opened up Monday, officials said.

The Marine who "targeted and assassinated" law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana brought three guns and scoped out areas where he could specifically attack police, investigators revealed Monday as they showed surveillance photos from the crime scene.

It should start even before the company does and, done right, it creates something that survives even the departure of the founders.

Police say a Georgia man has been charged after he urged people to kill white police officers.

Calm down, folks. He was joking.

A former Atlanta police officer charged in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man made his first appearance in court.

Never mind Amazon and Zappos, other firms are realizing that stellar customer service makes the sale.

An attorney for a Florida man charged with fatally shooting a patient and employee at a hospital in an apparent random attack says his client is severely mentally ill.

Four international journalists who faced imprisonment, arrest and threats for their reporting have been named winners of the International Press Freedom Awards.

Anti-pornography organizations have declared victory for their "National Porn Free Wi-Fi" campaign.

The Department of Labor's new overtime rules are out. Have you read them?

The deadly shooting of a home intruder in Colorado Springs, Colorado could put the state's controversial "make my day" law to the test in an upcoming trial, as a grand jury found that a homeowner did not give the intruder enough time to react before he fired shots, according to newly revealed court documents.

The Latest on the Gulf oil spill identity fraud trial of a Texas lawyer and six co-defendants (all times local): 11 a.m.

An 11-year-old girl in Colorado is making a kind gesture to the men and women in blue.

A judge in Baltimore Monday acquitted the highest-ranking officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray, marking the fourth trial that prosecutors failed to win.