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The news conference Wednesday will be the first detailed public comments by investigators about the killing of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

The package includes refundable tax credits to help encourage people to use renewable energy sources.

The Blackhawks hired Jenner & Block to conduct what they called an independent review in response to two lawsuits filed against the franchise.

Authorities said two people were killed and four others injured after a gunman opened fire at the Boise Towne Square shopping mall.

The City Council could vote as soon as Wednesday on a plan that would provide as many as 5,000 households with $500 a month.

History has revealed the persecutions were all about money, land and power.

A forensic anthropologist will continue to investigate.

The Delta surge stretched some rural hospitals where communities already faced healthcare challenges.

Francis Wayne Alexander would have been 21 or 22 years old when Gacy killed him sometime between early 1976 and early 1977.

A bomb cyclone has already hit the far west, bringing downpours and snowfall to areas stripped bare by wildfires earlier this year.

President Biden said Monday he felt "very positive" about reaching agreement on his big domestic policy bill.

Microsoft says the group Nobelium has compromised at least 14 tech firms since May and seems to be targeting cloud service resellers.

What's behind the rampant blackouts in Puerto Rico leaving millions of Americans in the dark?

This week was marked by a public downsizing of President Biden's plans.

The president spoke at a CNN town hall, saying two things that concern him most are vaccine misinformation and making mandates a political issue.

Attorney General Merrick Garland said the DOJ is addressing modern-day redlining practices by making more robust use of fair lending authorities.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the delays at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles are not just about ships.

The 2021 deficit was an improvement from the all-time high of more than $3 trillion reached in budget year 2020.

The proposal would ban new drilling within 3,200 feet of schools, homes and hospitals but would not ban drills that are already in place.

The memorial service will be held at Washington National Cathedral, a spokeswoman said Thursday.

Pres. Biden addressed some of his administration's problems and successes in a town hall Thursday.

Two-hundred and ninety thousand people sought benefits last week, which was down 6,000 from the previous week.

The matter now goes to the U.S. attorney's office in Washington, where prosecutors could decide whether to present the case for criminal charges.

The D.C. attorney general listed Zuckerberg as a defendant in the suit, saying he's involved in Facebook's failure to protect user data.

Father and son Greg and Travis McMichael and a neighbor, William "Roddie" Bryan, are charged with murder and other crimes in the death of Arbery.

The Justice Department requested to halt the controversial law, and the high court ordered Texas to respond by Thrusday.

The full House will vote Thursday on whether to hold Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon in contempt of Congress. 

The latest moves would expand by tens of millions the number of Americans eligible for boosters and formally allow "mixing and matching" of shots.

The company blames supply chain issues for the spike in prices.

Agents conducted what they called "court-authorized law enforcement activity" at properties reportedly owned by Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska.

The president is hoping a scaled-back version of his "Build Back Better" plan will be enough to convince Democrats to pass it.

New York is the latest city to require police officers, firefighters and other city workers to get vaccinated or be placed on unpaid leave.

It's expected to take several more weeks to find the 12 jurors and four alternates needed for the trial.

Wildfires have forced this big cat sanctuary owner to roll with the punches, including moving the massive animals.

Tara Vander Dussen is a fifth-generation dairy farmer with roots tracing back to a dairy farm in the Netherlands.

Facebook also agreed to train its employees in anti-discrimination rules.

A panel says Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro intentionally allowed the coronavirus to spread, killing hundreds of thousands in the country.

Isis has photographed over 500 breast cancer survivors. Her goal is 800: the approximate number of invasive cases diagnosed each day across the U.S.

The court plans to make its way through more than 600 jurors, going 20 at a time, in the first week.

According to Haitian officials, the 400 Mawozo gang is demanding $17 million in ransom for the 17 missionaries who were kidnapped near Port-au-Prince.

Consider light, ergonomics, nature, comfort and color. If you only had one thing to change, Ferdinand Dimailig recommends lighting.

Powell's COVID case is considered a breakthrough infection – getting sick with COVID after being fully vaccinated.

State Department spokesperson Ned Price said U.S. embassy staff in Haiti are working with authorities to get the 17 missionary workers home safely.

The high court ordered Texas to respond by midday Thursday.

The axles of more than half of D.C.'s Metro railcars are out of compliance with manufacturer's specifications, including the latest models.

Still undetermined is whether the impact caused the October leak or if the line was hit by something else at a later date or failed.

He gave a thumbs-up when a reporter asked how he was feeling.

He was the youngest and first African American chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, serving under President George H.W. Bush.

The 25-year-old graduate student was reported missing Aug. 25 near Bloomington, Illinois.

The latest Consumer Price Index backs up what renters already know: They are paying a lot more.