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The House Speaker is running out of time to break the impasse before government funding expires this weekend.

By Leah Douglas The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday filed a lawsuit against data company Agri Stats,

A normally low-profile watchdog agency charged with investigating US national security programs has fractured into a bitter public dispute over proposed reforms to a controversial law that allows warrantless surveillance of foreigners but also sweeps up the communications of American citizens.

Aaron Rodgers seems to like what Deion Sanders is about. He loves the excitement Sanders has brought to the game of college football at a long-forgotten program like the Colorado Buffaloes.

There is a growing risk for flash flooding for millions in the Northeast Friday, including the New York City area, as moisture from the remains of long-dead Tropical Storm Ophelia combines with a new coastal storm to deliver heavy rainfall.

Bank of England rate-setter Megan Greene said the economic impact of climate change could be on the scale

WASHINGTON The U.S. Senate secured enough votes on Thursday to open debate on a temporary government funding bill

Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake 2 shakes up what you thought you knew about the series.

Damian Lillard finally has a new home and everyone is in their feelings. Today on The Whiteboard, we're looking at the biggest winners, losers and more.

The occupants of these noteworthy graves made sure their final words were memorable.

Dan Orlovsky wants the Jets to call big-boy plays for Zach Wilson.

The ice fields have lost as much volume in two years as they did in three decades from 1960 to 1990.