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The House Oversight Committee is investigating whether California spends federal grant money on its program that provides digital tablets to inmates, who are accused of misusing the devices to view pornography and sexually exploit others.

South Carolina Republicans have declined to redraw their congressional districts ahead of the November elections, blocking a redistricting measure that would have eliminated the state's only Democrat-held seat.

A man died and a woman ended up hospitalized with a hip injury after the two collided while skydiving over Washington state.

A single dam in northern Arizona sits at the center of a high-stakes standoff between increasing electricity bills and the survival of one of the Colorado River's last native fish.

A recent study finds that 93% of college undergraduates feel confident their classes are preparing them for jobs after graduation, but only about half of employers are so upbeat.

Yosemite National Park is grappling with a surge of visitors following the federal government's decision to scrap its advance reservation system -- and the crush of tourists has some comparing the park to a theme park.

Two Chinese nationals have been charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering in connection with transnational criminal organizations, including the Sinaloa Cartel and the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG), according to an unsealed ...

Chicago police reported only one shooting death over the weekend, making it one of the least deadly Memorial Day weekends there since 2010.

A Prince George's County, Maryland, man was sentenced to six years in federal prison for his role in a conspiracy that fraudulently obtained more than $3.5 million in CARES Act-era unemployment insurance benefits, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the ...

Seattle residents have erected barricades on side streets in their neighborhood to curb traffic and violence linked to rival prostitution rings.