The U.S. ambassador to Belgium is defending a controversial American academic who first levied plagiarism accusations against ...

“It’s by far the hardest in the first year,” said Sam Krassenstein, Detroit’s chief of infrastructure and a deputy director ...

Brad Carson is the co-founder of both Americans for Responsible Innovation and Public First Action, two nonprofits that ...

President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, his controversial pardon attorney, is leaving the Justice Department ...

The departures come as Treasury has been at the center of a vast set of policies, from implementing last year’s new tax law, ...

Former twice acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of California Andrew Haden was found dead this week in the ...

President Donald Trump’s latest effort to lower beef prices ahead of November’s midterms has rattled cattle markets, ...

One way the city has bottom-loaded raises for lower-paid workers is by agreeing to a percentage pay hike paired with a ...

Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is throwing his support behind Rep. Ralph Norman in South Carolina’s Republican ...

A measure looking at the debts of the public sector across the eurozone rose from 66 percent of GDP in 2007 to just under 88 ...

SEOUL WHAT NOW: The U.S. and South Korea today completed their annual military drill six days earlier than scheduled, ...

The association has had government approval to oversee law schools since 1952, but agency staff said its next renewal bid ...