California and other states defending the Affordable Care Act on Monday asked the federal judge who struck down the law last week to issue a new order making clear that the landmark health care reform remains in effect while appeals play out.

Rocking out at a concert, Kari Carberry didn't miss a beat as she signed the lyrics of the songs for her deaf dad in Canada last week.

President Donald Trump is testing the patience of the GOP. Increasingly, what he thinks is best for himself and his base -- like shutting down the federal government over his demands for a border wall -- is not necessarily what is in the long- or short-term interest of his party.

When Texas prosecutors offered a former Baylor University student accused of sexual assault the chance to plea to a lesser charge, the victim lamented that she would not have her day in court.

Special counsel Robert Mueller has released a January 2017 FBI memo detailing the interview by agent Peter Strzok and another FBI agent with President Donald Trump's then-national security adviser, Michael Flynn.

A Missouri judge is turning to Walt Disney to make sure David Berry Jr. never illegally hunts again.

Malaysia has filed criminal charges against Goldman Sachs over its dealings with scandal-hit investment fund 1MDB.

Donald Trump is fond of reminding you -- well, everyone really -- that he is making history all the damn time.

Ousted CBS chief executive Les Moonves "will not receive any severance payment" from the company, the board of directors said Monday evening.

For most tourists to Spain, a visit to Cordoba isn't a must.

Sitting in Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's office Monday evening, senior Senate Republicans had no answer to a basic question: What would President Donald Trump sign to avoid a partial government shutdown?

Oscar-winner Geoffrey Rush has denied claims he acted inappropriately toward an actress more than seven years ago.