Blue Origin, the space company founded by Jeff Bezos, is pausing flights on its vehicle Blue Shepard to focus on getting America back to the moon.

Intensive care nurses immediately doubted the word of federal immigration officers when they arrived at a Minneapolis hospital with a Mexican immigrant who had broken bones in his face and skull.

Move over Floridaand Texas. The United States has new hot spots for growth, and they both have Carolina in their name.

About 240 million people were under cold weather advisories and winter storm warnings Saturday as a powerful system threatened to bring howling winds, flooding and heavy snow to the East Coast - including blizzard-like conditions stemming from a "bomb cyclone" in the Southeast, a forecaster said.

Los Angeles police arrested multiple protesters Friday after tensions escalated outside the Metropolitan Detention Center -- turning what were peaceful demonstrations earlier in the day into an aggressive display between law enforcement and civilians.

The search for survivors on a commercial fishing vessel that sank off the coast of Massachusetts with seven aboard has been suspended, the U.S. Coast Guard said Saturday.

Eighty years ago, the first Las Vegas buffet opened with the $1 western-themed Buckaroo Buffet that offered cold cuts and cheese. Today, visitors can drop $175 on luxury buffets with lobster tail, prime rib and limitless drinks.

NASA has delayed astronauts' upcoming trip to the moon because of near-freezing temperatures expected at the launch site.

The groundwork has been laid for a sunrise ceremony Monday when international woodchuck celebrity Punxsutawney Phil's annual long-term weather forecast will be announced - six more weeks of winter or an early spring.

Madison Square Garden says anyone fighting at the arena threatens to be "banned for life" after there were multiple altercations at one of its events.

Americans are drinking more coffee than they have in decades. But fewer of them are getting it from Starbucks.

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That little star on your U.S. driver's license is about to save you $45.

Virginia wildlife officials are warning people to avoid bear dens and to watch out for males who may not be hibernating.

Several immigrant-rights groups sued Friday to try to shut down a new ICE policy that lets officers enter homes to make arrests of deportation targets based on administrative warrants that don't have a regular federal judge's signature.

Catherine O'Hara's death at her Los Angeles home prompted an outpouring of grief from colleagues, friends, and fans who recognized her as one of the most brilliant comedic talents of her generation.

Two California women are suing Costco, claiming that the wholesaler committed false advertising by selling its popular rotisserie chicken as preservative-free.

Tens of thousands of people entered their sixth day with no electricity Friday as the Carolinas and Virginia were preparing for a significant winter storm that could bring more snowfall than some parts of North Carolina have seen in years.

A fishing vessel that went missing off the coast of Massachusetts was carrying a crew of seven people, a state senator said Friday.

A Nevada jury on Friday convicted "Dances With Wolves" actor Nathan Chasing Horse of multiple charges of sexually assaulting a minor.

Catherine O'Hara's death at her Los Angeles home prompted an outpouring of grief from colleagues, friends, and fans who recognized her as one of the most brilliant comedic talents of her generation.

Wildlife officials say a "lizard in a blizzard" has been rescued after a man discovered the large cold-blooded reptile buried in snow in Rhode Island, somehow surviving the frigid temperatures.

Florida won't be getting hit with massive blankets of snow and ice like the rest of the U.S., but even frosty windshields and a few flurries can feel like Antarctica to people with permanent sandal tans.

Grandmothers are becoming some of the most influential voices in American food culture, drawing large audiences by cooking the way they always have.

With the federal arrest of Don Lemon in Los Angeles, a complex legal battle begins that pits the sanctity of worship against the freedom of the press. We break down the 5 essential questions that could alter the future of reporting in America.