The chair of the Republican-led congressional panel investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed
California’s current drought has been caused by the demand for water needed to cultivate cannabis, which, under state law, is
US defense contractor Lockheed Martin has won a contract from the US Department of Defense to build precision weapons targeting
Belgium plans to axe all prison sentences of less than 12 months as part of a large-scale reform to modernize
A man allegedly used a can of wasp spray against a TSA agent in New Orleans before pulling out a
A Republican-led congressional panel has formally requested that Hillary Clinton turn over her private computer server, which she told reporters
The Golden State will get a $1 billion package to provide immediate relief to try and stem future water problems.
Nearly 10 percent of some 2,000 species of European wild bees face extinction, says a recent study, adding that the
Los Angeles police spent $22,000 and weeks of intense, advanced planning to take an ex-mafia member serving two life sentences
The New York Police Department has confirmed that a computer connected to its internal network was used to edit the
The American Civil Liberties Union is suing the US government in an effort to compel a court to release documents
The chances of a major earthquake striking California in the next three decades have gone up, and it is more
f The chief of police in Ferguson, Mo., has resigned in the aftermath of a searing Department of Justice (DoJ)
An internal investigation has slammed the State Department’s record-keeping practices. The department was hit by an AP lawsuit over unfulfilled
Secretary of State John Kerry confirmed US was to send Ukraine more non-lethal military aid, including drones and armored Humvees.
The White House confirmed Monday that President Barack Obama did exchange emails with Hillary Clinton and her private email account
Four people, including an officer who worked at a police intelligence center, are being held over alleged links to Amedy
Medical marijuana now has some powerful, bipartisan supporters in the US Senate. In what pot activists say is a historic