November 10 2020, 08:00
It's been a long time since General Motors has been a hot stock for investors. Electric vehicles could turn it into one.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
The European Union is moving ahead with tariffs on $4 billion worth of US goods. But it also wants to end a series of bitter trade disputes and reboot its relationship with the United States as a new administration prepares to take power in Washington.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
Is Rupert Murdoch's media empire turning on Trump?
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November 10 2020, 08:00
One person has been arrested in connection to the death of rapper King Von in Atlanta, police said.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
Special Olympics athlete Chris Nikic crossed the finish line on Saturday to become the first person with Down syndrome to complete an Ironman triathlon.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson tested positive for coronavirus Monday morning, his deputy chief of staff Coalter Baker confirmed to CNN.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
Three Baton Rouge police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave, according to a statement from city Police Chief Murphy Paul, after LSU football player Koy Moore posted a complaint on social media Sunday afternoon, saying he was "violated numerous times" during an incident Saturday night.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
Michelle Arrington was on a plane headed to a beach reunion with her Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority sisters Saturday when American history happened.
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November 10 2020, 08:00
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is refusing to denounce socialism as the left-wing ideology continues to drive a wedge within the Democratic Party -- and as she works to lock down enough support for another term as speaker.
November 10 2020, 08:00
The rapid influx of out-of-state transplants in North Carolina has drastically transformed its electorate, not only deepening the divide between rural red and urban blue areas, but also creating new political battlegrounds, as suburbs from larger cities like Charlotte and Raleigh have sprawled into older industrial towns.