Eleven New York Public School students filed a class action lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State Thursday, claiming teacher tenure laws violated their State constitutional rights to a "sound basic education."
Three fuselages ended up in the Clark Fork River in Montana following the derailment. Few planes can operate on water, and the Boeing 737 is not one of them.
Gubernatorial hopeful Charlie Crist says that U.S. should end the trade embargo with Cuba. Nearly 55 years have passed since the U. S. imposed a trade embargo on Cuba, and rarely since then have any U.
As the list of mass shootings in the U.S. continues to build and both sides of the gun debate spread their messages, some states are considering new legislation to prevent additional shootings.
Boaters leaving celebratory Fourth of July fireworks off the coast of Miami collided, killing four people and injuring a dozen others, according to police.
Woman was acting strangely in convenience store, worker calls police. A gas station employee in Arizona earlier this week helped police catch a woman who allegedly kidnapped her granddaughter, according to a report from ABC news.
Business group has submitted petition, public vote to repeal could follow. A Seattle business group has taken a big step toward the possible repeal of Seattle's recently approved $15 minimum wage, according to a report from Reuters.
Investigators in Germany are demanding that the U.S. clear up accusations that a man working in German intelligence was really spying for the CIA. The man was arrested on suspicion of spying by officials Friday.
The new bombs could be harder to detect by airport security, so the Department of Homeland Security has implemented new security regulations for flights coming from Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Growing concern for fans' safety at baseball games could change MLB's 100-year-old "limited duty rule," known as the Baseball Rule, which means teams have the duty to warn but not protect fans from flying objects.
Following this week's U.S. Supreme Court decisions on the Hobby Lobby and Wheaton College cases, the three female justices issued a strongly worded statement that blasted the rulings and warned of the impact they could cause.
President facing mounting criticism over undocumented immigrants from Central America Protesters were out again in force in California on Friday, voicing their opinion on an illegal immigration crisis that appears to be getting worse.
The F-35 program is the costliest weapons program in American military history and one that has been plagued with problems it continues to vex lawmakers and the military.
After hitting the coast of North Carolina on Thursday, causing flooding and power outages, Hurricane Arthur was downgraded to a post-Tropical Storm on Saturday as it heads north across New England and Canada.
The California Highway Patrol said Friday that it is investigating a video of one of its officers holding down and repeatedly punching a woman on the side of a Los Angeles freeway.
The excitement is growing for the July 5 Powerball jackpot, which has risen to a whopping $101 million. The drawing will take place Saturday at 11 p.m. EDT.
From Jennifer Lopez to Antonio Villaraigosa and Mariano Rivera, Latinos have made widespread contributions to American culture, business and politics. As the nation celebrates its birthday on this 2014 Fourth of July weekend, Latin Post.com takes a special look at the most influential Latinos in the U.S.
With one more vote next week, the Berkeley City Council could help poor and low-income medical marijuana users in Berkeley, California, get their weed for free from medical pot dispensaries.
