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Online fanatics of true crime have parsed through information about the Nancy Guthrie case, filling in the limited details with rumor, innuendo and conspiracy.

In Texas, in particular, candidates have fastened on a growing Muslim population as they seek a new political scapegoat. The state's top elected officials have led the charge.

It's been a week since doorbell camera images became public. But officials still don't have a suspect in the case.

Massachusetts congressman Jim McGovern has introduced a bill to the House of Representatives calling for an end to the U.S.'s embargo against Cuba. He joins a growing number of politicians looking to terminate the 64-year-old policy.

Handsome and dynamic, an orator with a flair for memorable rhyme, Jesse Jackson was the first Black candidate for president to attract a major following.

A federal judge on Monday ordered the Trump administration to restore exhibits on slavery that the National Park Service had removed from the President's House last month.

The investigation into the abduction of Nancy Guthrie entered its third week authorities await key DNA evidence and daughter Savannah Guthrie urges her mother's abductors to "do the right thing."

Voter trust in U.S. elections has declined across party lines ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, according to a new poll.

The support for Ukrainian athletes at the Milan-Cortina Games suggests there may be challenges with reinstating Russia and Belarus for the LA28 Olympics.

As a psychologist in the occupied West Bank, I thought I understood trauma. Then came the call from a dying 5-year-old trapped in Gaza.