WASHINGTON—The Justice Department (DOJ) has unsealed indictments of managers, supervisors, and human resources personnel at several Mississippi meat ...

WASHINGTON—Like clockwork, for more than 60 nights, between midnight and 5 a.m., rioters and anarchists besieged the Mark ...

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has criticized a local county's decision to ban private schools from reopening for in-person ...

WASHINGTON—As public schools continue to choose virtual education models, parents are reaching out to homeschool organizations to research ...

WASHINGTON—The insidious Chinese presence in the drug trafficking arena has been growing for years. It now dominates the ...

What began as a two-week closure for many small businesses in March has turned into permanent shutter for ...

WASHINGTON—As the new school year approaches, school districts are offering a patchwork of solutions, but many fall short ...

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump has been clear that he wants all schools to fully reopen in the fall, with ...

NEW YORK—Many school districts are currently hammering out the new paradigm in education, weighing the risks of COVID-19 ...

TULSA, Okla.—Andrea Garrett was among hundreds of Trump supporters who started gathering days before President Donald Trump's campaign ...

Police in Washington on Tuesday cleared the streets around the White House after protesters tried to set up ...

MINNEAPOLIS—Young black men are finding hope and a bright future through the Man Up Club in Minneapolis. As ...

WASHINGTON—As the smoke clears from a national two-week frenzy of rioting, looting, and arson, a substantial far-left push ...

WASHINGTON—Thousands of protesters gathered at the nation's capital on June 6, coming together in the hope of inspiring ...

MINNEAPOLIS—Single-handedly, Ricardo Espin possibly saved a building containing four businesses from being smashed and burned in the heart ...

MINNEAPOLIS—Federal, state, and local authorities have observed a changing pattern of the protests in Minneapolis in response to ...

WASHINGTON—A new public health crisis has emerged amid the pandemic, although no models have been created yet to ...

WASHINGTON—Virtually minutes after President Donald Trump announced that he’s taking a prophylactic regimen of hydroxychloroquine and zinc to ...

A nurse anxiously awaits her COVID-19 test results. It’s been almost a week since she was tested, and ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Hospitals are emptying out, elective surgeries are canceled, and staff are preparing for the worst. The only ...

LONDON, Ohio—One industry that’s rolling on throughout the closures and social-distancing measures is trucking. For years, the unsung ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—The small business district in the City of Worthington, a suburb of Columbus, is looking more like ...

UPDATE: Ohio has postponed its primaries until June 2, 2020, as of 11 .p.m. March 16. As increasingly ...

WASHINGTON—In a synchronized nationwide raid on the early morning of March 11, more than 250 members of Mexico’s ...

WASHINGTON—An innocuous encounter with a polite young man at a local movie theater was the unknown beginning step ...

WASHINGTON—Powerful testimony from the “Phoenix 11,” a group of child sex abuse survivors, kicked off the announcement of ...

WASHINGTON—Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said it has referred more than 63,000 travelers for enhanced health screenings from ...