A Georgia prosecutor plans to bring the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man, before a grand jury

U.S. health insurance premiums could increase as much as 40% next year if the coronavirus pandemic results in millions of Americans needing hospital stays, a new analysis warns

Valentina Blackhorse of the Navajo Nation nurtured political aspirations while raising her one-year-old daughter. Then she tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The next day she was dead. She was 28.

The acting chief scientist was removed after he sent some new political appointees a message that asked them to acknowledge the NOAA’s scientific integrity policy, which prohibits manipulating research or presenting ideologically driven findings.

The University of Florida has barred three professors from providing expert testimony in a suit against a restrictive new elections law, arguing that a state employee can't oppose the state's interests.

Thousands of migrants were crowded under a bridge outside Del Rio, Texas, on Thursday, part of a massive surge in migration across the Rio Grande this week that has overwhelmed the authorities and caused significant delays in processing the arrivals.

Ola Mae Spinks, a librarian and a descendent of slaves, helped organize the Library of Congress's archive of slavery-era documents and interviews with former slaves. She has died at 106.

Late prescriptions. Late paychecks. Missing mail-in ballots. Trump's war on the Postal Service could hit his fans as well as his foes.

“It takes your breath away. The amount of knowledge they held, and connection to our past." The virus has killed Native American elders at particularly high rates, robbing tribes of precious bonds of language and tradition.