Associated Press

One Salvadoran family’s migration to the United States over the past year illustrates the profound effect policy changes in the U.S., Mexico and Central America are having.

For the first time since the early 1900s, more Americans are dying at home a trend that reflects more hospice care and progress toward the kind of end that most people want.

President Donald Trump’s order to expand the scope of potential anti-Semitism complaints on college campuses is raising the stakes of an already tense battle.

The House Judiciary Committee is expected to approve articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Friday morning.

Though split sharply along party lines, the panel is expected to send the charges to the full House for it to take pre-Christmas action next week.

Elizabeth Warren's campaign is moving to become the first in the Democratic presidential primary to hire field staff and open field offices in Pennsylvania.

Streaming is behind the biggest media revolution in 30 years, since cable TV's rapid growth in the 1980s, and it is looking to expand.

The articles charge the president with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress and argue that he is a “threat to national security and the Constitution.”

A day after the bloodshed, there are growing suspicions it was an anti-Semitic attack.

Police Chief Michael Kelly says six people have been killed, including an officer, in a shooting that sprawled across Jersey City.

A common but increasingly mighty and very busy little word, “they,” has an accolade all its own.

A Pennsylvania appeals court rejected Bill Cosby’s bid to overturn his sexual assault conviction Tuesday over the trial judge’s decision to let five other accusers testify.