A mattress shop in Texas has apologised for what it says was a "disgusting" and "tasteless" 9/11-themed advert.
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US Congress has unanimously passed a bill allowing 9/11 victims' families to sue the Saudi government, on the eve of the attacks' 15th anniversary.
An overlooked corner of West Texas is believed to contain billions of barrels of newly-discovered shale oil.
Pew conducted its review using data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The bureau began counting Hispanics in 1970.
President Barack Obama says Americans are so uninterested in the rest of the world because they are “lazy” and don’t feel like knowing about “other people.” His remarks have not gone unnoticed at home, where angered Americans suggested he stay abroad.
Not only the $400 million debt, but also the $1.3 billion interest on it was paid by the US to Iran in foreign currency and in cash this year, the US Treasury acknowledged.
Democrats called restrictions on Planned Parenthood a "poison pill"
For-profit higher education company ITT Technical Institutes is ceasing operations in response to a series of prohibitions applied by the US Department of Education that included a ban on accepting new students who rely on federal aid.
y dawn Friday, the tropical storm was 20 miles west of Valdosta, Georgia, and moving north at 14 mph, according to the hurricane center.
Brown's six years as police chief were tumultuous at times as he clashed with police union leaders and others.
The National Hurricane Center is expecting winds of 74 mph or greater when the storm makes landfall on Thursday night.
They’re truly a match made in heaven.
A patrol officer found the body of the missing child the following day in the large man-made lagoon, submerged in about 7 feet of water near where the attack happened.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, immediately cheered the decision.
On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a travel warning after five Zika infections were confirmed in Miami-Dade County.
Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson has recommended firing seven officers accused of covering up the police shooting of Laquan McDonald in October 2014.
A rapidly moving wildfire has forced the evacuation of some 82,000 people in San Bernardino County, just east of Los Angeles, officials say.
Such inequality has afflicted many U.S. cities over the past three decades, sometimes stoking unrest when police use deadly force.
Towns downstream of the areas hardest hit over the weekend watched anxiously as floodwaters crested and slowly began receding overnight into Tuesday.
Muslims are living "in the crosshairs of bigotry", New York's mayor has said, a day after an imam and his associate were killed while leaving a mosque.