Plus, the story behind our autism reporting this week and the discovery of a 1952 plane wreck that helped reshape airline ...

That is what happens when rights are statutory instead of constitutional. They survive only as long as the justices permit.

That is what happens when rights are statutory instead of constitutional. They survive only as long as the justices permit.

The storied author-historian Richard Norton Smith is an open book on presidential libraries. He was director of the Herbert Hoover Library in West Branch, Iowa, between 1987 and 1993. The quaint ...

The Democratic National Committee voted to keep South Carolina as the first presidential primary in 2028, cementing Black ...

Thanks to longtime friend and mentor Chet Atkins, George Hamilton IV found success on U.S. country music charts with songs like the number-one hit “Abilene” (1963) and “She’s a Little Bit Country” ...

Monday night’s World Cup round of 16 showdown between the United States and Belgium had some added drama thanks in large part to United States President Donald Trump inserting himself into a ...

Who was the best athlete to come out of Michigan? Check out the list (minus Detroit and Lansing) broken down by regions by ...

After all the drama related to United States President Donald Trump and his apparent role in USMNT striker Folarin Balogun gaining eligibility to play in Monday night’s match against Belgium, it was ...

The Supreme Court stopped Trump's attack on birthright citizenship. But the far right campaign to redefine 'American' is ...

July 2 (UPI) --On this date in history: In 1776, the Second Continental Congress formally adopted a resolution for independence from Britain. In 1788, it was announced in the U.S. Congress that the ...

Editor's note: This page is a recap of Supreme Court news from June 29. Follow here for updates on June 30 rulings and birthright citizenship. WASHINGTON – Major decisions came down Monday as the ...