Alex Will Take in Syria's Refugees
U.S. President Obama read a letter sent to him by a 6-year-old boy who wanted to take in a Syrian family.
The Problem With Leaving a Gun in Your Car
In the United States, 1,600 guns are stolen every day—and many of those end up being used in crimes.
A Shooting at the Charlotte Police Protest
A man was shot by a fellow civilian Wednesday night while hundreds demonstrated against police violence.
The Deal to Share the North American Fish and Chips Supply
Canada and the U.S. agreed to split the remaining cod in the Atlantic Ocean.
Terence Crutcher's Family Calls for 'Immediate Justice'
Both authorities in Oklahoma and the U.S. Department of Justice are investigating his killing by a police officer.
Florida's Zika Image Problem
Governor Rick Scott declared victory over the virus in a small Miami neighborhood and businesses rejoiced—but nearby, two people had recently become infected.
The Protests After Police Shoot Another Black Man
Demonstrators in Charlotte were met with tear gas and riot police Tuesday night, hours after the fatal shooting.
Can 1,000 More Officers Solve Chicago's Homicide Problem?
This is the city’s largest police-hiring surge since the 1980s.
What We Know: The Explosions in New York and New Jersey
Authorities say Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, is the suspect in both blasts on Saturday.
America by Air: The Birth of the Costliest Wildfire in U.S. History
There's Nothing Left in the Tank in the Southeast
In Georgia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, drivers are finding it hard to find gasoline following a pipeline rupture in Alabama.
Who Is Ahmad Khan Rahami?
Friends of the man suspected of setting off bombs in New York and New Jersey said he’d grown distant in recent years.
The Costliest Wildfire in U.S. History
Two months of firefighting along California’s Big Sur coast has cost more than $200 million.
The Shooting of an Unarmed Black Man in Oklahoma
Dashboard camera footage shows Terence Crutcher had his hands in the air when he was fatally shot by police last week.
America by Air: Crater Lake
The Attack in a Minnesota Shopping Mall
Family members identified the alleged attacker as 22-year-old Dahir Aden.
What Do You Know ... About Buying Happiness?
Quoted: The Unpredictable Edition
America by Air: Descending Into a Dust Storm
The Extradition of Lauri Love to the U.S.
The alleged hacker, accused of infiltrating the computers of numerous American government agencies, faces nearly a century in prison.