Campaign 2016
After campaigns in which President Obama expanded the Democrats’ electoral map options, a Clinton-Trump race could boil down to a pitched battle for the Rust Belt.
Activists hope they’ll hurt the GOP front-runner’s chances, but many supporters say protests boost his popularity.
If you’re looking for the issues facing the country today, you’ll find them in Las Vegas and in South Carolina, where people wonder whether the American Dream is still attainable.
Opponents of the Georgia bill, including hundreds of businesses, say it legalizes discrimination and could hurt the state's economy.
Syria's most populous city is at the heart of its five-year conflict, where front lines carve through neighborhoods to cleave sharply contrasting halves.
Catherine Hoggle says she wants to see Jacob and Sarah: “I’ve done everything for them.”
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Garland has volunteered at an elementary school in Northeast D.C. for the past 18 years, where he builds relationships with the students, working closely with just one or two of them for many years.
Salah Abdeslam is now cooperating with authorities, raising the prospect of long-awaited answers on both the November attacks in Paris and the gaping holes in Europe’s security system.
The decision to close the subway system for 24 hours for repairs signaled a break from the troubled agency’s past.
It officially began today at 12:30 a.m. ET, the earliest since 1896. But it's not always on March 20.
Style experts share their favorite pieces, along with advice on comfort and design.
When exploring a city on your own, put down the phone. Enjoy the food, drinks and sights.
Austria's capital is renowned for its culture, beautiful public places and wine. But are they enough?