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Homicide Investigator on Leave Over Black Lives Matter Incident Was Previously Sued Over Police Work

When Cloyd Steiger was placed on administrative leave from the Washington Attorney General’s Office for causing a public scene over

Voters won’t use the health of the U.S. economy as a measuring stick when they decide whether to extend Donald

Thousands of protesters marched through New York City on Wednesday night, angered by a Kentucky grand jury’s decision not to

At least 300 people gathered at the Supreme Court in Washington D.C. at 9 p.m. Eastern time Friday, hours after

A top Republican wants the Justice Department to investigate whether members of special counsel Robert Mueller’s staff erased the contents

Weigh-in day is a boxer’s second most demanding public ritual. Fighters slim down for a photographed stare-down, and then only

Covid-19 isn’t the only plague hitting Nigeria. Sexual assaults are on the rise as lockdowns freeze men out

A fire swept through Mill City, Oregon, burning for — hours as first responders rushed to put out the flames.

Proponents of a mail-in election this November have worried aloud about the deep-in-debt U.S. Postal Service collapsing under the weight

The average cost of attending a four-year college or university in the United States rose by 497% between the 1985-86