President Donald Trump will begin cracking down on the practice of birth tourism in the U.S. following the most recent Supreme Court ruling.

Two people climbed to the top of the Empire State Building on Wednesday and unfurled a banner calling for peace.

Three people died of asphyxiation during celebrations in downtown Mexico City after Mexico's win over Ecuador, officials said.

Two federal judges on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration's changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, ruling the Education Department went bey ...

As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, one of the centerpiece events is already welcoming visitors to the National Mall.

CCSD, CCEA announce agreement for educators to 'donate' sick leave The Clark County School District and the Clark County Educators Association has reached an agreement for educators to donate sick ...

Gun rights advocates are closely watching the Supreme Court after the justices agreed to hear a challenge to Cook County, Illinois' assault weapons ban.

On NPR's "All Things Considered," veteran legal correspondent Nina Totenberg said she wrote a letter to Alito taking full responsibility for the mistake.

The Supreme Court has concluded its term with a series of closely watched rulings that could shape immigration policy, women's sports, and campaign funding. E. Jean Carroll wants her $5M from Trump ...

Las Vegas police have released a fourth video showing the aftermath of a deadly shooting inside a Smith’s Food and Drug store ...

A semi-truck driver was killed in a rollover crash on an interstate northeast of Las Vegas late Tuesday night.

Last month, Mullin traveled to Birmingham, Alabama, to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Coast Guard’s newest training facility.