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A polygamous sect leader recaptured after a year on the run has pleaded guilty in a food-stamp fraud and escape case, ending a wide-ranging investigation seen as a crackdown on the secretive group

Japan has urged international unity in pressuring North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons, even as another key U.S. ally pushed back against President Donald Trump's threat to "totally destroy" the rogue nation if it attacked

Police in central Illinois say a teacher subdued a male student who shot and wounded another student in a high school cafeteria

Officials in Charlottesville, Virginia, are trying to stop people from ripping down tarps that cover statues of Confederate generals

EPA will not renew current lease and job postings unclear for local scientists.

A huge sinkhole opened up in a city northwest of Orlando, Florida, this morning, damaging part of a home.

She says she pretended to have a seizure after being handed a threatening note.

Georgia Tech told students to shelter indoors because of violent protests.

Maria, now a Category 1 hurricane, is expected to become a "dangerous major hurricane" over the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico by the middle of the week as a separate hurricane heads for the Northeast Coast.

The crash involved a New York City transit bus and a Dahlia charter bus.

The protests began peacefully on Friday over an ex-officer's acquittal.

The father is charged with inducing panic and child endangering.

The Navy said it lost confidence in the two officers' "ability to command."

Wind gusts could climb to over 50 mph on the East Coast.

Police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, say the killings of two black men they believe were likely racially motivated were carried out in similar ways

The nursing home says it repeatedly called emergency hotlines for help.

A Massachusetts pharmacist who oversaw the rooms where tainted drugs that caused a deadly meningitis outbreak were made is heading to trial this week

White cop was found not guilty of murder in fatal shooting of black man.

The federal government auctioned off disaster-response trailers at fire-sale prices just before Harvey devastated southeast Texas, reducing an already diminished supply of mobile homes ahead of what could become the nation's largest-ever…

A carnival worker fell from a malfunctioning Ferris Wheel at the Central Carolina Fair on Friday night.

Eight residents died earlier this week after Irma knocked out the facility's AC.

Jason Stockley was acquitted in the 2011 shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith.