Russia hacked systems containing election info in 2 states: Gov't officials
The FBI and CISA said there is no evidence any data was altered.
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Police officer fired after fatal shooting involving unarmed Black couple
Marcellis Stinnette, 19, was killed when an officer opened fire on his car.
2 dead after US Naval aircraft crashes in residential neighborhood: Officials
Two people are dead and an investigation is underway after a small U.S. Naval aircraft crashed into a residential area in Alabama Friday afternoon, authorities said.
Ken Kurson, hired by Jared Kushner to run the Observer, accused of 'stalking'
Ken Kurson, hired by Jared Kushner as editor at the Observer, is facing criminal charges.
Teenage suspect allegedly plotted to kill Joe Biden: Federal prosecutors
A teen suspect who was arrested on child pornography charges allegedly sought to kill Joe Biden, according to federal prosecutors.
Fact-checking Trump and Biden during 2nd presidential debate
President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden face off in the second -- and final -- presidential debate of 2020 Thursday night.
GOP asks high court to move up absentee deadline in tied-up N. Carolina
Republican officials have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to move up North Carolina’s recently extended deadline for accepting absentee ballots that are postmarked by Election Day
Russia continues to spread coronavirus conspiracies, intel bulletin warns
Russia and other foreign adversaries are ramping up efforts to spread conspiracy theories and disinformation about the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.
Weekly unemployment filings dip to 787,000
Weekly unemployment filings dipped below the 800,000 mark for the first time in months, falling to 787,000 last week, the Department of Labor said Thursday.
Senate Republicans are poised to move Barrett nomination toward final vote
Senate Republicans are poised to move Judge Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination from the Judiciary Committee to a final vote.