Adopting a less confrontational stance than key allies, South Korea’s president urged North Korea on Thursday to abandon its nuclear weapons and seek dialogue to prevent conflict breaking out on the divided peninsula. President Moon
Nine elderly patients died after being kept inside a nursing home that turned into a sweatbox when Hurricane Irma knocked out its air conditioning for three days, even though just across the street was a
The back of a house in western Los Angeles exploded Wednesday, blowing debris across multiple backyards and significantly damaging the home and surrounding area. Two people were inside the West Hills home at the time
A new analysis finds that blue states could lose a significant amount of federal funding for health care under the Graham-Cassidy bill. The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that if Graham-Cassidy became law, the federal government
President Trump is expected to announce new sanctions against North Korea on Thursday during his meeting with South Korea’s president at the United Nations. “We will be putting more sanctions on North Korea,” President Trump
President Donald Trump says the U.S. will impose additional sanctions on North Korea over the communist country’s nuclear weapons buildup. Asked Thursday about new punishment for the North, Trump said: “We will be putting more
Former President Barack Obama today offered an optimistic vision for the future, but condemned the latest attempt by Republicans to repeal his signature legislation, the 2010 Affordable Care Act, calling the efforts “aggravating.” “When I
The liberal activist group “Indivisible,” a primary force behind the big anti-Donald Trump protest marches this spring and those raucous summer town halls, is now running full steam to stop the latest GOP effort to
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., made several statements about his and Sen. Lindsey Graham’s, R-S.C., health care bill that seemed worthy of some fact-checking. Below are four assertions and our explanations for them based on conversations
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer acknowledges that he’s “made mistakes,” but says that for those who “want some blanket apology — that’s not happening.” “I made mistakes,” Spicer, who’s been out at the
