A New York Times opinion piece is calling attention to the "unlivable" conditions in many American cities, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's hometown of San Francisco.

An Illinois judge ordered Jussie Smollett’s criminal file to be unsealed Thursday.

Speaker Pelosi appears emboldened by Thursday's fracas with President Trump, capitalizing on the the showdown to move past her party’s divisions regarding impeachment.

A Chicago-based financier was indicted in New York on Thursday for his role in a loan scheme with former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

As many were sleeping late Wednesday night, a violent tornado hit Jefferson City -- one of many bringing chaos to the central United States.

The remains emerged at a construction site in January. "I think it's very late, but better late than never," said Marcel Drimer, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor.

Police shut down major thoroughfares and ordered evacuations in Oklahoma after two barges came unmoored and threatened to crash through an Interstate 40 bridge and a dam on the bloated Arkansas River.

A disabled woman who gave birth at an Arizona long-term care facility had been raped repeatedly, and had likely been pregnant before, new documents allege.

A tornado killed at least three people in southwestern Missouri, while another caused “extensive” damage in Jefferson City, the state capital.

The Trump administration will announce $16 billion in aid for farmers hurt by the ongoing trade war with China.

The deal does not include any funding for any border-related programs, which had been sought by the White House. But Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., said President Trump would sign the legislation.

As more women come forward to report sexual assault, some say law enforcement has failed them. ‘There was no collection of evidence,’ one victim said. ‘Except off my body.’

The Islamic militant who became known as the infamous "American Taliban" member was released from a U.S. federal prison Thursday despite lawmakers' concerns about the “security and safety implications” of freeing an unrepentant terrorist who officials say continues to “openly call for extremist violence.

Thomas Silverstein, a triple murderer who spent decades in solitary confinement in federal prison, died at a Colorado hospital this month, officials said Wednesday.

A grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia returned a superseding indictment with 17 more charges against the founder of WikiLeaks in connection with leaks by Chelsea Manning.

Protests against alleged sexual harassment of McDonald's employees are planned for 13 cities Thursday. And Democratic presidential hopefuls are targeting the company's shareholder meeting in Dallas.

The campaigns are telegraphing which states they’re prioritizing and which ones they don’t think they can win.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed $301 million in new funding to enhance housing safety and oversight on U.S. military bases, following Reuters reports documenting squalid conditions in privately run military homes, senior committee staff said Thursday.

Police have arrested a New York City teen in connection with a brutal assault on an FDNY firefighter over the weekend that left him with several broken teeth and a concussion.

San Francisco plans to shut out cars on one of its major streets.

A Florida took judge took the unusual step last week of acquitting a mother who was fighting accusations that she brutally beat and hospitalized her 10-month-old daughter, according to a report that cited audio from the trial.

The first American city is about to try congestion pricing. Will it be a miracle or meh?