Angelo Young

Officials in Florida have almost completed the grim task of notifying families about the 49 people killed during the Pulse gay nightclub shooting.

Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has ratcheted up his campaign rhetoric to include children of immigrants, like himself.

State lawmakers may investigate Judge Aaron Persky, whose six-month sentence for a Stanford athlete wasn't his first to draw criticism.

The maker of electric cars also says it is rewording its repair nondisclosure agreement after regulators called it “troublesome.”

The officer fired “a number of times” near the baggage claim area, where the man was engaged in a dispute with the mother of his children, police said.

In backing Democrat Hillary Clinton for president, the U.S. senator from Massachusetts called the Republican a “loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud.”

HUD Secretary Julian Castro is one of several oft-cited candidates to be the VP choice of the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.

The U.S. senator from Massachusetts will back Clinton during an interview Thursday night with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.

Investors in the company that owns Burger King and Tim Hortons have rejected a plan to add female directors. But the company could implement it anyway.

The nation’s central bank has little wiggle room in adjusting its borrowing rate until it can bring down near-double-digit inflation.

The former U.S. secretary of state is said to be an invitee to this year's secretive Bilderberg gathering of influential business and government leaders.

Two suspects reportedly dressed as Orthodox Jewish men were arrested. One was shot by security forces.

The Republican's recent comments about Muslims belies a friendly relationship with Ali that existed for more than three decades.

With less than two hours left to register to vote on Britain’s EU exit, dawdlers got blocked by an overloaded government website.

The convictions were a rare victory for prosecutors against staff of a U.S. correctional facility.

Its debt-crippled casino operating unit wants to block litigation being pursued by junior creditors who believe they’re getting a raw deal.

A Puerto Rico victory and a raft of superdelegate supporters have put Hillary Clinton into presumptive nominee status, the Associated Press reported.

The online media outlet known for its twee listicles and award-winning immigration coverage just got political.

If the banking sector’s reputation has been tarnished, it hasn’t dissuaded would-be bankers and analysts.

The biggest U.S. carrier by traffic will begin rewarding loyalty based not on the distance flown but on the amount of money spent.

One of Latin America’s largest airline groups is searching for cash, a deal that could turn into a sale.

“There are real concerns about the safety of women and girls," said the head of Georgia’s civil liberties group.

The Tesla boss says Apple, not Google, will become Tesla’s robotic-car competitor.

President Nicolás Maduro accused the Organization of American States of colluding with the U.S. to take the OPEC member’s oil resources.

The Silicon Valley ride-hailing company just won a big backer in the Middle East: Saudi oil money.

The breach of a primate pen at the Cincinnati Zoo by a child underscores the need to modernize zoo exhibits.

With the Organization of American States chief calling Venezuela’s president a “dictator,” the group will discuss the country’s membership at an emergency meeting Wednesday.

Meanwhile, federal lawmakers are stalling in the revision of sentencing guidelines such as mandatory minimum sentences.

Many of the world’s top oil producers will be at the OPEC meeting in Vienna this week, when the cartel will welcome a new member.