National News

Jail protocols requiring routine checks appear to have not been followed in the hours before the apparent suicide of financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Despite calls for respect and unity, President Donald Trump's visits to the cities where mass shootings took place proved to be as polarizing as expected.

The nation reels from the second mass shooting in as many days, this time in Dayton, Ohio.

Following a nearly twenty-year hiatus, the Justice Department has announced it will reinstate capital punishment.

Special counsel Robert Mueller testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday about the Russia investigation.

As the week winds down the uproar continues regarding U.S. President Donald Trump's allegedly racist
comments.

Fifty years ago this week, humans went to the moon for the first time.

Responding to criticism of his handling of a case involving a businessman currently accused of sexual trafficking, Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta has tendered his resignation.

Elizabeth Warren emerged as the apparent "winner" in the first of the two debates this week of the Democratic presidential contenders.

President Donald Trump dismissed accusations this week from a write who claimed he sexually assaulted her twenty years ago.