The Supreme Court says 6 former colleagues of the late John Paul Stevens are joining in a ceremony at the court honoring the long-serving justice, who died last week at age 99
Thousands of people in New York City are still without power after being disconnected a day earlier to prevent a larger blackout amid high heat and humidity
Aides on both sides of the talks say the tentative deal would restore the government's ability to borrow into the next administration and build upon recent large budget gains for both the Pentagon and domestic agencies
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is introducing legislation designed to ensure all Americans, particularly in at-risk communities, have access to safe, affordable drinking water
Settlement with the Federal Trade Commission and others relates to a massive 2017 data breach that exposed Social Security numbers and other private data of nearly 150 million people
Thousands of Puerto Rican flags are fluttering in the breeze as demonstrators arrive from across the island for what many expect to be one of the biggest protests ever seen in the US territory
