"The fate of Roe v. Wade and legal abortion is on the line"

Bush revoked his steel tariffs less than two years after imposing them in 2002

The space industries have high hopes president-elect Trump will reinvigorate extraterrestrial exploration

U.S. troops head for the far north

Kelly is expected to exit the White House at the end of the year – a mere 16 months after he first started the job

A Saudi-American war of terror

The industry's leaders are pushing on with autonomous vehicles

Despite being inoculated with arguably the best vaccine, I'm being punished for participating in a scientific trial

Pollsters look for reliable voters, but that has overlooked this year’s key blocs of new and infrequent voters

The films are not actually in competition with each other. Why must we always compare beautiful women?

Once a year, the Miss America extravaganza recaptures Atlantic City's old glory. Beverly Gage portrays the pageant's -- and the city's -- past and present.

The administration is pursuing a plan to share nuclear power technology with Saudi Arabia despite security concerns

The agriculture department wants hog slaughterhouses inspecting themselves, less government oversight

Latinos make up 12 percent of all registered voters in the US, but less than half vote regularly

"Those are just the facts of what happens when a horrible hurricane hits an isolated place," Paul Ryan asserted