Cullen Paradis

An increase in cases in the U.S. has prompted strenuous warnings from health officials that carelessness could undo vaccination efforts.

Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa was cleared to buy a rifle by the Colorado Bureau of Investigations. Biden is pushing for expanded checks and a ban on assault weapons.

Dominion says Fox broadcasted false stories to boost ratings. "If this case does not rise to the level of defamation by a broadcaster, then nothing does.”

He had thrown his weight behind an effort to complicate Cheney's reelection, but state Republicans say his interference wasn't welcome.

President Biden answered a slew of questions about immigration and other issues.

SB 202 curtails voting rights and greatly expands the influence conservative state-level politicians have on local ballots.

President Joe Biden is holding his first press conference since taking office.

While both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines inoculated pregnant and nursing women, researchers did suggest one might be better than the other.

Residents will be able to carry three ounces and even grow limited plants for personal use. The legislation had stalled over budgetary conflicts.

The company will invest $20 billion in new factories in Arizona and Ireland after new leadership expressed concern over Asian manufacturing.

Those on federal benefits seem to be last in line for the distribution of COVID-19 relief checks. That's left people on Social Security floundering

A colleague called 911, but emergency services arrived too late to save Carol Brown and Kenneth Preston.

Historically, calls for gun control have fueled scarcity spikes in gun sales without actually resulting in tighter gun laws.

Friends and relatives said he would sometimes see or hear things that weren't there, and thought he was being followed.

An inmate assaulted multiple staff members Tuesday morning, resulting in the deaths of a nurse and a correctional officer.

An autopsy has concluded that Bobby Brown Jr. is the latest of famed singer Bobby Brown's family to be taken by substance abuse.

Colorado's Monday slaughter has 10 confirmed casualties, prompting the usual outpouring over the Second Amendment and the U.S.'s mass shootings.

A new plan to be unveiled Tuesday calls for higher prices, slower mail and fewer hours. Democrats are clamoring for Biden to fire the USPS board.

Khan would be the youngest ever FTC head. Progressives love her antitrust rhetoric.

Bernie Sanders once again takes billionaires to task over the U.S.'s ballooning inequality. Elon Musk says he's bringing humanity into the stars.

While the date has been confirmed, Biden's Treasury remained vague on exactly how many will go out. The first round sent 90 million.

Lower courts overturned Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's death sentence over potential jury bias, but Biden has opted to move forward with a Trump-era appeal.

Thomas Middleditch has been implicated in a larger scandal centered on the Cloak & Dagger, a Goth nightclub known for secrecy.

Marlena Pavlos-Hackney defied COVID-19 restrictions, keeping her business open despite having her license revoked.

Applicants were told admitting past marijuana use wouldn't disqualify them. Now they're being asked to work remotely, go on suspension or even resign.

Facebook's various services went down for around 30 minutes Friday, sending refugees flooding onto Twitter.

The ban only lasts 12 hours, but will extend long enough to cover a motion in the House to expel her over calls for violence against Democratic colleagues.

Targeting students defrauded by colleges, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona takes a chunk out of the backlog created by the Trump administration.

Trump's former lawyer called New York's inquiry "a proctological exam of the highest order" now that it has access to Trump's tax records.