One US Immigrant’s Long Road to Asylum
People who request asylum after entering the United States illegally are much more likely to be denied than approved.
Candidate Likely to Become First Muslim Female in US Congress
Rashida Tlaib is one step closer to becoming the first Muslim female member of the United States Congress.
US Admiral: China, Russia Increase Navy Activity Near US Coast
Chinese navy ships and Russian submarines are now traveling in North Atlantic waters at a pace not seen since the end of the Cold War.
Largest Wildfire in California History Still Growing
In this Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018, file photo, a helicopter drops water on a burning hillside during the Ranch Fire in Clearlake Oaks, Calif.
Is Burning the American Flag Legal?
One of the most famous is the right to free speech.
California’s Death Valley Sets New Record for Hottest Month
In this April 11, 2010 file photo, tourists walk along a ridge at Death Valley National Park, Calif. Preliminary data show that Death Valley set the world record for hottest month in July 2018.
Group Providing Clothing, Books to Migrant Children
Linda Walker has been volunteering with the nonprofit for the past six months.
Texas Police Find Shark Stolen in Baby Stroller
A video screenshot shows a man (right) holding a small shark named Miss Helen after taking it from a touch tank on July 28 at the San Antonio Aquarium.
Trump Considering Sales of Guns Made by 3D Printers
President Donald Trump says he is studying whether guns made by a three-dimensional (3-D) printer should be sold in the United States.
Egyptian Women Hope to Form Country’s First Parkour Team
Once a week, a group of Egyptian women gather at a forgotten park outside of Cairo.