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A federal appeals court gave the green light Friday to a law pushing the posting of the Ten Commandments in public schools in Louisiana, saying the challenge to the policy was not yet "ripe" for a decision.

A federal appeals court judge delivered a brief reprieve to the Trump administration Friday in its battle to take down slavery exhibits at the President's House park site in Philadelphia.

Sheriff's deputies in California arrested a man for vehicular manslaughter, accusing him of driving through flooded waters with a passenger who later died.

The Chicago Bears' long-running stadium saga took a significant turn Thursday when an Indiana House committee unanimously advanced legislation creating a financing framework for a new domed stadium in Hammond, Ind. What followed was a wave of ...

A congressional ethics watchdog is investigating Texas GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales over his reported affair with a staffer who later died after setting herself on fire.

Las Vegas police say they're investigating a car that rammed into a power substation as a possible "terrorism-related event."

The actor, beloved for his iconic portrayal of Dr. Mark "McSteamy" Sloan, passed away following a fight with ALS.

Homeland Security announced a revised regulation Friday that limits the ability of migrants to get work permits for the period after they apply for asylum but have not yet been granted it.

While the Department of Homeland Security shut down Feb. 14 after Senate Democrats blocked funding, a group of senators was wheels-up to Munich, Germany, for an international security conference -- all on the taxpayer's dime.

Parents are supposed to talk to their kids about drugs, sex -- and now ICE?