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As their campaigns wind down to the wire candidates for attorney general in 11 states vie for attention in the flurry of higher-profile contests for president, Congress and governor. “Out There” once more rates how vulnerable the parties in control are.
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Election officials from five states, including Mississippi and Florida, are spending several days overseas to talk to U.S. troops about voting in the presidential election.
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Four girls taken from an evangelist's compound in southwest Arkansas will remain in state custody after their parents waived a probable cause hearing, a state official says.
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Virginia Governor Tim Kaine says John McCain phoned it in when he picked Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate.
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BALTIMORE - The Maryland chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union says it will file public information requests to determine if state police surveilled activist groups other than those it has already ...
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Boca Raton police are waiting for autopsy results for three people found dead inside a South Florida home.
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Driving or walking to the polls on Election Day is a longstanding political tradition in the United States, but new research suggests it might be more dangerous than you think.
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Drivers in South Carolina's urban areas are still having trouble finding gas, and car towing in those areas is on the rise.
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In a surprise move to resurrect President Bush's $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan, Senate leaders slated a vote on the measure for Wednesday - but added a tax cut plan already rejected by the House.
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The woman who says she lived for months with the corpses of her two daughters in a freezer was the girls' foster mother before she adopted them from the District of Columbia .
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