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A Cuban immigrant who lived in the U.S. for nearly three decades died in a Texas immigration facility during an altercation with guards.

Texas A&M University canceled a graduate ethics course three days after the semester began, saying Professor Leonard Bright did not provide enough information to let administrators determine if the course meets new standards for discussing race and . ...

Nevada agencies have yet to spend about a quarter of the $2.7 billion it received in flexible pandemic relief dollars, and with about one year to go before all of the money must be used, projects to expand rural broadband and relocate residents of a ...

Health experts say the U.S. flu season appears to be waning with two straight weeks of decline in measures of flu activity.

Virginia's Democratic-led General Assembly is advancing a constitutional amendment to allow redistricting ahead of the midterm elections.

Republican lawmakers came to Charleston this week ready to kick off the legislative session with 16 bills they said could help fix the state's troubled foster care system.

New York City nurses on strike say they've restarted contract talks with another one of the major hospital systems affected on the fifth day of the walkout.

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets have agreed to a $126 million, three-year contract. That's according to two people familiar with the negotiations who spoke Friday to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the deal was subject to a . ...

Questions remain among top Food and Drug Administration officials over who has the appropriate legal authority to sign off on drugs cleared under a new plan to slash FDA drug review times.

A cleric leading prayers in Iran's capital has demanded the death penalty for detained protesters, showing the hard-line rage gripping the Islamic Republic.