Many are no longer convinced the Republican Party is looking out for people like them.

"There’s general acceptance of these immigrants. They’re taking jobs no one else wants to take, and, by and large, are hard workers, trying (like our forefathers did) to get ahead." ...

Diesel fuel historically was cheaper than regular gasoline, except during exceptionally cold winters when there was greater demand, but that trend started reversing around September 2004.

A federal judge halted Trump's ban on three major media outlets reporting at the White House, saying the move was probably unconstitutional, and ordered access to be restored.

There's a critical need in Nebraska for affordable, quality early childhood education, and 500 people from across Nebraska ...

Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and ...

People reported that Bryan Seaver is accused of threatening to start a podcast intended to ruin Dolly Parton's brand partnerships unless he was paid.

To think you can avoid a date in the Sports court is foolish thinking. It’s just a matter of when you’ll have to show up.

A country that’s $40 trillion in debt can’t afford to provide generous welfare benefits to the world.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his critics agree on one thing: The Pentagon is in urgent need of transformation. The change he’s pursuing, however, is endangering that vital mission.

While high-profile voices ranging from Senator Bernie Sanders to Steve Bannon have called for federal action, little has come ...

Companies betting AI devices will usher in a post-smartphone era are fueling privacy fears around the globe that could slow adoption of the emerging technology.