A Tennessee grandmother spent more than five months in jail after police used an AI facial recognition tool to link her to crimes committed in North Dakota – a state she says she’d never been to ...

Under a Trump administration plan, which would affect facilities across the country, the Department of Housing and Urban Development is hoping to move many from permanent housing to temporary ...

Online safety advocates hope landmark trial verdicts this week can bring change to social media platforms they have warned about for years, after juries found Meta (and YouTube in one case) ...

A wife’s dramatic testimony represents the key evidence in the past two weeks of her husband’s trial on an attempted second-degree murder charge.

US job growth was lackluster last year, but signs of stabilization, if not a rebound, were starting to emerge.

When Iran’s covert nuclear program came to international attention over two decades ago, Tehran insisted that its intentions were peaceful and that it had no plans to develop nuclear weapons.

Brad Raffensperger, who resisted President Donald Trump’s 2020 push to “find” votes in Georgia, is running for the Republican nomination for governor. How he does will measure not just the mood of the ...

Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where TSA wait times are shifting by the hour, as travelers face long lines and delays mount across the US on day 44 of the partial government shutdown.

Lawmakers left Capitol Hill for a two-week recess this weekend with no clear path toward a deal funding the Department of Homeland Security. Follow here for the latest.

A particularly busy spring break travel weekend has begun, and travelers are bracing for more long lines at airports nationwide even as the Department of Homeland Security has said Transportation ...

At China’s hot new tech events, lobsters are everywhere – lobster balloons, lobster headbands, lobster plushies in claw machines, even live lobsters in an inflatable kiddie pool. But the attendees swa ...

Treating early-stage prostate cancer was one thing, but Henard’s doctor at the small rural hospital nearby told him the new diagnosis called for a meticulous, highly sophisticated form of treatment.