The University of Mississippi's interim chancellor watched on a rainy morning as three Ole Miss police officers lowered the Mississippi state flag - which shows the Confederate battle emblem in the upper left-hand...
Here are the latest developments in the confrontation between a South Carolina deputy and a student recorded on cellphone video (all times local):
Hundreds of officers stood in the shadows of blue ribbons tied to fences and trees as they waited Tuesday to pay tribute to a policeman slain on patrol - a man remembered for his love of family and pride in his job.
House Republican leaders on Tuesday pushed toward a vote on a two-year budget deal despite conservative opposition, relying on the backing of Democrats for the far-reaching pact struck with President Barack Obama.
A federal accident investigations board says the recall system for faulty tires is "broken" because manufacturers have no way to contact most tire owners. They're calling for mandatory registration of new tires.
The chief executive of Ford Motor Co. says Donald Trump has his facts wrong when it comes to claims the Republican presidential candidate pressured the company into scrapping plans to build a plant in Mexico.
A divided public thinks it's worth shutting the government or halting its ability to borrow to pay bills unless President Barack Obama consents to spending cuts, an Associated Press-GfK poll has found. Predictably,...
Fiat Chrysler's safety chief is retiring from the company after a tumultuous year of conflict with U.S. government regulators.
Northeasterners who are digging deeper into their pockets to pay for firewood this season can add a new scapegoat to the roster of usual market forces: fracking.
U.S. housing appears to be insulated so far from the cooling global economy.
This year marked a turning point for Comcast, the cable giant: It now has more Internet than TV customers. And it's trying out how to charge you for the amount of data you use, much the way Verizon and AT&T do for...
Pickup trucks powered Ford Motor Co. to record North American results in the third quarter, and the company expects the trend to continue for a while.
Americans turned slightly more anxious about the job market this month.
Stocks are moving lower after several U.S. companies delivered disappointing results and forecasts.
LUANDA, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Angola's president has appointed a government team to help reorganise the oil sector and state firm Sonangol as Africa's second-largest crude exporter suffers from the price drop.
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - PayPal Holdings Inc , the online payment processor, said on Tuesday its small-business lending program has processed $1 billion in loans in the first two years of its launch and more than doubled loan growth in that span.
(Reuters Health) - A survey of teen smokers has added more evidence that flavored tobacco products are particularly attractive to people younger than the legal smoking age.
(Reuters Health) - A survey of teen smokers has added more evidence that flavored tobacco products are particularly attractive to people younger than the legal smoking age.
Through the help and commitment from a group of tennis enthusiasts in the small community of St. George, the Woodland High tennis program is quickly developing into one that could experience big things in the future.
Through the help and commitment from a group of tennis enthusiasts in the small community of St. George, the Woodland High tennis program is quickly developing into one that could experience big things in the future.
LAS VEGAS, Oct 27 (Reuters) - PayPal Holdings Inc, the online payment processor, said on Tuesday its small-business lending program has processed $1 billion in loans in the first two years of its launch and more than doubled loan growth in that span.
BEIRUT (AP) — The Islamic State group killed three of its captives in Syria's ancient city of Palmyra by tying them to Roman-era columns at the site, then blowing the structures up with explosives, activists said Tuesday. The Palmyra explosions were the latest method of killing by IS militants, known for beheadings, immolation and drowning of prisoners.
Indiana Jones couldn't outrace his pursuers this time.
Police in Russia's far east stopped a hearse speeding on a highway - only to find half a ton of caviar stashed inside.
The bridesmaids wore black and the flower girl showed up in a skeleton costume at a wedding held at a haunted theme park in New Hampshire.
