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One by one, the women drifted into the courthouse: The wife. The ex-wife. The daughter. The sister-in-law who, through the fog

This week, in a courtroom in Delaware, federal prosecutors presented a sordid story of drug use and a fateful gun purchase

School and police officials in Burlington, Vt., apologized on Friday after high school students on a field trip to the Police

“Latinos for Trump” is no more. Now, it is “Latino Americans for Trump.” The Trump campaign has changed the name of

A federal jury in Minneapolis on Friday convicted five people who had been accused of embezzling millions of government dollars from

A helicopter flying over what looks like arid land hovers near a blue Lamborghini, as the luxury sports car speeds in

H. Bruce Franklin, a self-professed Maoist whose firing by Stanford University in 1972 over an anti-Vietnam War speech became a cause

At the height of the surge in immigration last year, Cindy Garza found it hard to recognize the small Texas town

In Illinois, more than 100 cities have laws that can penalize landlords and tenants when someone calls the police. Penalties range

In this newsletter last week, our colleague Jesse McKinley brought you news of history in the making: Donald Trump’s conviction in