According to Health care officials, 115,000 immigrants are set to lose coverage they obtained thorough the Affordable Care Act at the end of this month.
More than 150 buildings have been destroyed The small northern California town of Weed was settled because of its high winds, which dried lumber fresh out of the sawmill.
The excitement is growing for the Sept. 17 Powerball jackpot, which has risen to a whopping $171 million. The drawing will take place Wednesday at 11 p.m. EDT.
Quake was seven times more powerful than recent California earthquake A magnitude 6. 7 earthquake hit Guam on Tuesday, resulting in the loss of power on the island but not much other damage, according to a report from USA Today.
On Monday, the New York Police Department announced that its highest-ranking Latino officer, first deputy commissioner Rafael Pineiro, will retire effective Oct. 31, sparking speculation that he is being pushed out of the force.
More than 200,000 self-driving vehicles expected on roads by 2025 California drivers soon may be sharing the road with more than just human drivers. Imagine seeing an Audi A7 on autopilot.
The U.S. wants to avoid putting troops on the ground The U. S. has its feelers out all across the Middle East, looking to convince Sunni forces to fight the Islamic State, the militant group that has taken large swaths of land in both Iraq and Syria.
Despite scientific evidence that proves that Bigfoot is still nothing more than a fable, 70 scientists from around the world have been committed to searching for the mythical creature for the last four decades.
Could Trump resurrect the dying casinos? A tweet sent Tuesday morning by Donald Trump suggests that he may be trying to help save two casinos in Atlantic City that he hasn't managed for years from dying.
A federal appeals court in Chicago put a temporary stay on lower court decisions that struck down gay marriage bans in Indiana and Wisconsin until the Supreme Court decides whether it will weigh in on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage in an appeal.
Proposed Texas textbooks deny climate change A Texas Board of Education member is pushing for books that teach schoolchildren to doubt climate change, a decision that is up for a vote by the 15-member board in November.
If you're feeling lucky, then you may want to purchase a ticket for the Mega Millions lottery jackpot, which has risen to $62 million. The drawing will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 11 p.m. EST.
The governors of New Jersey and New York announced a multilateral partnership to improve "security preparedness and coordination" for the states' region as the threat of terrorism increased.
While the University of Pennsylvania has always been revered for its high educational standards and many accolades, the IVY College has now been named as the number one party school of the year in the country by Playboy Magazine.
A television news anchor made a shocking revelation on a local news broadcast in Illinois last week when he revealed that he may only have a few more months to live.
Boggs was among Washington's most powerful lobbyists Prominent Washington lawyer and lobbyist Thomas H. Boggs Jr. died Monday at his home in Chevy Chase, Maryland at the age of 73.
Company said it wasn't alluding to Kent State massacre Popular apparel retailer Urban Outfitters came under fire on Monday for selling a sweatshirt that stirred up memories of the infamous Kent State University massacre in 1970.
GM says the issue was responsible for 13 deaths The attorney running a compensation fund for victims of General Motors vehicle defects has claimed that a flaw in the ignition switches of GM vehicles is to blame for 19 deaths.
