Robin Niceta faked brain tumor by using stock images from Google to delay her trial, prosecutors said

The Illinois Senate has approved lifting a 36-year-old moratorium on new nuclear power installments

The Los Angeles Angels hired Ron Washington to be their new manager Wednesday, turning to a veteran baseball mind in an attempt to end nearly a decade of losing baseball

The suspects, arrested on racketeering and other charges, are allegedly part of the Gambino crime family.

Josh Peck disclosed that he thought losing more than 125 pounds would fix all of his problems

By Nicole Jao NEW YORK Texas voters passed a constitutional amendment to create a $10 billion energy fund

Liberal and moderate candidates have won seats in polarizing elections against social conservatives across the U.S. Candidates backed by Moms for Liberty and the 1776 Project, groups that question open discussions on race and sexuality, lost Tuesday in closely watched races in Iowa, Pennsylvania, Virginia and elsewhere

A pathologist says John and Susan Cooper died of carbon monoxide poisoning on holiday in Egypt.

The deputy director of the new gun violence prevention office at the White House has been in Lewiston, Maine, helping the community recover from a mass shooting

Two men say Egypt sent them back to a warzone after they waited for days at the Rafah crossing.

The U.S. Justice Department has opened an investigation into alleged civil rights violations by police in a majority Black Mississippi city

The number of homeless families seeking emergency shelter in Massachusetts is nearing a 7,500-family threshold, past which Democratic Gov. Maura Healey says the state can no longer guarantee shelter