The Justice Department is investigating whether two immigration officers lied under oath about a shooting last month in Minneapolis, after federal prosecutors dropped criminal charges against two men ...

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This little-known 1860 photograph offers a revelatory, full-length view of Lincoln from before he was elected president.

The largest U.S. cryptocurrency exchange swung to a loss in a quarter marked by a selloff in digital currencies.

Rep. Ro Khanna sees the scandal as a way to wash an entire leadership generation out to sea.

In an era of high-profile violence, the wealthy are investing heavily in their personal security—especially when it comes to their homes.

The federal agency aims to increase its bedspace to 92,600 in preparation for more arrests anticipated this year.

The Treasury Department issued licenses Friday for companies including Chevron and certain European oil companies to operate in the country.

The drinks maker said it had reached a settlement with Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his government that ensures Crown Royal will continue to be sold through Liquor Control Board of Ontario outlets.

Their plan for a 10-1 congressional map has already hit a roadblock in the state’s courts.

The union leader turned Polish president muses about the shortcomings of democracy and 21st-century leadership.

The German chancellor said the U.S. and Europe don’t share the same values but should still cooperate on common interests.