Fireball leads to studies
WASHINGTON — Scientists studying the terrifying meteor that exploded without warning over a Russian city last winter say the threat of space roc...
LOS ANGELES — The Transportation Security Administration officer killed by a gunman at Los Angeles International Airport was honored Wednesday afternoon in a solemn cere...
Longtime barriers are coming down
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — Anna Schnatzmeyer’s face is taut with concentration as she slowly maneuvers the Riverine assault boat away from the...
GOP says labor unions could get break
WASHINGTON — Critics of the new health care law are claiming some labor unions could get a break from fees imposed on everyone cover...
NEW YORK — Sarah Palin will soon be on a holiday season book tour.
Starting next week, the former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate will be promoting h...
McAuliffe sneaks by in Virginia
ASBURY PARK, N.J. — The 2016 overtones were clear in this year’s two most high-profile elections.
Republican Gov. Chris Christie’s resound...
Officials face more questions
WASHINGTON — Obama administration officials are facing mounting questions about whether they cut corners on security testing while rushing t...
HOUSTON — When voters in Houston head to the polls today, they could be deciding whether shuttered Astrodome is saved or razed.
A referendum on today’s ballot would auth...
Inspector general: Standards not always enforced
WASHINGTON — Parents with children in day care often assume workers have cleared background checks and the facility has p...
LOS ANGELES — The man who opened fire at Los Angeles International Airport, shooting employees and terrorizing travelers, accomplished two of his goals: kill a Transport...
