States

Former Republican Maine Governor Paul LePage warned Americans that white people will no longer have a say in presidential elections should states eliminate the electoral college.

Asked about reports that she was opposed to the legalization of marijuana, Kamala Harris joked: "Half my family is from Jamaica. Are you kidding me?"

The president's net approval rating has fallen at least 10 percentage points in every single state from when he took office in January 2017.

For years, Islamic scholars have used this arcane religious ban to deter Muslims from opposing their rulers. But does it still apply?

Chinese defense company Norinco has reportedly tested the country's own version of the "Mother of All Bombs," known as much for its raw power as its psychological effect.

Experts say that eyes are on the Northeast in states like New York, New Jersey and Connecticut for marijuana legalization in 2019.

It is currently unknown when and how the practice of tracking migrants with branded numbers started, according to Yahoo News.

About 7 percent of the U.S. population are veterans.

Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota and Utah may soon join 30 other states in the U.S. in adopting some form of legalized weed through ballot-reform measures.

Ten years after the subprime mortgage disaster, this is how much the average house is worth in every state.

The signs, which said "It's okay to be white," also appeared along a neighborhood street in Fort Worth, Texas.

Florida seems to be losing its luster as the retirement capital of America.

We've ranked the 50 U.S. states and D.C. by how expensive they are to live in compared to the national average.

Research has detailed the myriad vulnerabilities posed by online voting, such as the potential for denial-of-service attacks, server penetration and the alteration of ballots through malware.

As of Monday, voters in 48 states and Washington D.C. can still register to vote in the midterm elections, but the deadlines are quickly approaching.

More than 1,500 museums across the country are participating in the Smithsonian's annual Museum Day on Saturday.

From North Dakota to Wyoming, these are the states that pay the most for workers without degrees.

People with graduate degrees earn, on average, $18,000 more than people with only a Bachelor's degree.

Voters are more confident than they've been in years that the country is safer than it was before 9/11, a new poll indicates.

An analysis of Google search trends determined which states have the most "grateful" grandkids.

Even more cars were recalled worldwide.

Aside from Puerto Rico, California has the lowest rates of English use—56 percent of people speak the language at home.

In Massachusetts, only one in 50 people don't have health insurance. In Texas, that number rockets to over one in ten.

The deadliest year for West Nile virus so far in the U.S. was 2012, with almost 300 deaths.

Sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise all across the U.S, according to the CDC. But which states are being hit the hardest?

West Nile Virus has caused neuroinvasive conditions like meningitis and brain inflammation in 29 people in the U.S.

Attention Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), syphilis and HIV/AIDS top the list of the most Googled health conditions nationally.

Disputed waters between the U.S. and Canada become a battleground as tensions between the two countries continue to rise.

A Code Orange alert signals higher concentrations of air pollution—and potentially dangerous conditions.

Adults will hit the ballot boxes to vote for recreational laws in November.