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More Americans feel worried and have been diagnosed with depression, according to a new study on well-being.

The White House claims the measure could save $129 billion, but critics have compared the plans to wartime rationing.

A 2010 lawsuit sought to obtain documents on whether the FBI was using educational and "community outreach" to infiltrate Muslim communities.

Only 19 percent of U.S. workers said they are comfortable with their current pay rate.

As Trump prepares to give the State of the Union address, a new poll reveals what Americans think the president and Congress should prioritize for 2018 policies.

But he reminded viewers that they didn't always love the Republican.

A new poll shows most Americans do not think Trump is a genius, but are torn on the president's mental stability.

New evidence reveals a previously unrecorded indigenous population and poses a major challenge to existing theories about the earliest Americans.

This year, what 43 million American renters spent is up by $4.9 billion from 2016.

President Donald Trump needs to make a New Year's resolution to power off the television if he wants Americans to think he's a good commander in chief.

The Trump administration has imposed stricter travel regulations this past year, but they have not banned travel to the island altogether.

Almost half of women also support impeaching President Donald Trump.

Fewer people prefer male bosses to female bosses than in past Gallup surveys.

Have you done your holiday shopping yet? Over half of Americans thought Black Friday was the day to do it.

North Korea is using video games to teach kids how to assassinate Americans at a propaganda camp.

A South Korean law allows the country to deport foreigners if they pose a threat to security or public interest.

A new poll suggests the Russia collusion probe is not the top priority for Americans.

The senator appeared to be trying to defend the president.

Most Americans say the divide in Washington politics is anything but temporary.

Trump blamed Puerto Rico for its vast recovery needs on Twitter Tuesday, saying Puerto Ricans can blame themselves for a widespread humanitarian disaster, financial crisis and storm-related electricity shortages.

The president's reaction to the situation in Puerto Rico has been criticized, but doesn't appear to be impacting his approval ratings.

President Donald Trump has been accused of hijacking the memories of dead Americans to advance his agenda.

Over the past few months, the number of Americans who say racism is the country's biggest issue has tripled.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans are concerned about climate change and most think our storms are getting worse because of it, a new poll found.

Some figures on the right believe the adverse weather was the fault of the LGBT community.

Trump, long accused of racism, hasn't made a lot of folks think he cares about black people's problems and needs.

Seventy-five percent of respondents said Pyongyang's nuclear program has become a critical threat to the nation.

The picture for the news industry runs cold and hot (well, lukewarm, to be fair).

Trump claims "only the Fake News Media and Trump enemies" want him off social media, but the data say otherwise.

Only 19 percent of Americans want Republicans to come up with their own health care plan.