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The filing reportedly seeks testimony from legendary Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski based on comments he made about the NCAA’s “pay to play” scandal in 2018.

Officials said protests have devolved into organized riots, and opportunists have used the diverted police attention as a chance to commit crimes. 

A Japanese prosecutor on Thursday urged the U.S. to extradite two Americans accused of helping Carlos Ghosn.

The Trump administration has awarded energy companies hundreds of breaks on payments.

The victory comes on the same day as the Confederate flag ban in the racing series.

President Donald Trump highlights money going to Pittsburgh ahead of visit by Vice President Mike Pence later this week.

The founder of CrossFit stepped down after his tweet about the death of George Floyd sparked a social media backlash, but the exercise company is facing a PR nightmare as a wave of affiliated gyms cut ties.

The sight of the Confederate flag at NASCAR events was a divisive topic among fans in recent years.

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell condemns racism and says that "everyone deserves the opportunity to participate fully in our society and our economy."

Congress has passed three massive stimulus packages totaling close to $3 trillion to blunt the economic pain from the outbreak of the virus.

The departure of businesses from Minneapolis reflects a loss of confidence after days of rioting.

After HBO Max removed ‘Gone with the Wind’ from its platform, the movie became the top seller on Amazon.

Four Republican senators followed up on President Trump’s executive order last month in asking the Federal Communication Commission to review a rule that protects social media companies’ First Amendment rights.

Wallace’s No. 43 car will feature the slogans “BlackLivesMatter” and “Compassion, love and understanding.”

Here’s what you need to know about Kanye West.

The Fed responded to the pandemic by taking a range of extraordinary actions to support the economy.

San Diego increased its police department's budget to $566 million.

A video, posted by NYPD crime stoppers, shows a group of individuals, some clad in masks, forcing their way into the department store with what looked liked hammers and baseball bats around 9:40 p.m. Monday evening. 

The move would give the state of Illinois power to give and revoke licenses to police, giving city leaders the power to determine whether Illinois officers who commit offenses can remain on the job.

Professor Gordon Klein said he's received threats after a student's petition called for his firing.