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Virginia's Supreme Court greenlit a redistricting referendum for spring, handing Democrats a small win in the nationwide partisan fight to redraw congressional districts ahead of the midterm elections.

Baltimore County Public Schools had 531 more full-time staff and 3,790 fewer students last year compared to the 2018-19 school year, according to a new report from Georgetown University's Edunomics Lab.

Republicans may not be able to make good on the five seats they hope to net from Texas' new congressional map, according to an immigration group that says the GOP is counting on Hispanics who are slipping away.

President Trump on Friday honored the troops and elite special forces soldiers who captured former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a brazen raid last month.

Individuals who regularly take time with their romantic partners to appreciate and focus on positive moments they share are more likely to report stronger relationships, less conflict and greater confidence their partnerships will last.

A Las Vegas woman pleaded guilty in a Nevada federal court this week to making and selling nearly 3.5 million counterfeit coupons.

Nine people have been detained in Paris in connection with a suspected decade-long ticket fraud scheme at the Louvre museum that allegedly defrauded the institution of more than 10 million euros ($11.8 million).

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Friday accusing Harvard University of hiding admissions data and obstructing a federal civil rights investigation.

An au pair who schemed with her employer-turned-lover to kill his wife and another man received a 10-year sentence on Friday.

President Trump said he plans to visit Venezuela and hailed his relations with Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez.