MCALLEN, Texas(Reuters) - Four years after cutting off funding for Planned Parenthood, the state of Texas says it has been able to rebuild its safety net, in what could be a model for Republicans in Congress who hope to defund the nation's largest family planning provider at the national level.
Four young men got more than a meal when they killed and grilled a timber rattlesnake in western Maryland - they were hit with fines of $200 each in court.
Parking tickets can be paid with donations of canned food instead of cash during a monthlong "Food for Fines" program in Lexington, Kentucky.
An emu whose escape more than 60 days ago prompted lockdowns at two Delaware elementary schools has been captured.
ABC News 4's Scott Eisberg and the Post and Courier's Andrew Miller make their picks on the biggest games of the week in high school football. How will they fare? Tune in each week to find out!
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. — Authorities say a 100-year-old man has been killed after the car he was driving on a private road at a gated South Carolina island resort ran into a tree.
COLUMBIA — Deadlines are approaching and in some cases have passed for South Carolinians in need of aid after last month’s historic flooding.
OSLO (Reuters) - Hungary moved tantalisingly close to a first appearance at a major tournament for nearly 30 years when Laszlo Kleinheisler's goal gave them a 1-0 win in the first leg of a Euro 2016 playoff against Norway in Oslo on Thursday.
Der Islam übt auf viele Menschen eine unwiderstehliche Faszination aus. Warum konvertieren sie zum Islam und was bedeutet der Wechsel zum anderen Glauben in der Praxis?
For the first couple of games this season, College of Charleston basketball coach Earl Grant will be more concerned about his team than any opponent that takes the floor against the Cougars.
South Carolina’s public health agency told lawmakers Thursday the state’s abortion providers face additional fines as part of inspections ordered by Gov. Nikki Haley after videos surfaced purporting to show Planned Parenthood employees discussing the harvesting and sale of fetal tissue.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Bird flu took a bite out of the turkey supply. Heavy rain washed out the pumpkin crop. Yet Thanksgiving groceries likely won’t cost Americans much more than last year, and few should have to miss gobbling down favorite holiday foods.
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Concho Resources Inc, one of the top energy explorers in the oil-soaked Permian Basin beneath Texas and New Mexico, is seeking to buy Clayton Williams Energy Inc, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Concho Resources Inc, one of the top energy explorers in the oil-soaked Permian Basin beneath Texas and New Mexico, is seeking to buy Clayton Williams Energy Inc, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
(Reuters) - Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc's forecast adjusted profit and revenue growth for the second quarter below analysts' estimates, citing a slowdown in order growth and weakness in its enterprise business outside the United States.
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - McLaren's Fernando Alonso says he has been 'on standby', or economy mode, this season to save his energies for what the Spaniard hopes will be a much better 2016.
And down the stretch they come.
And down the stretch they come.
The Obama administration said Thursday it doesn't consider a new European Union rule outlawing "Made in Israel" tags on goods from the West Bank as a boycott of the Jewish state, only a technical guideline for consumers.
It’s hard to overstate the importance of the return of South Carolina Stingrays captain Andrew Rowe.
The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a resolution Thursday condemning killings in Burundi and threatening sanctions, while international leaders urgently called for the government and opposition to meet amid...
(Reuters Health) - People who experienced the death of a parent during childhood commit suicide twice as often as those who didn’t, according to a Scandinavian study.
(Reuters Health) - People who experienced the death of a parent during childhood commit suicide twice as often as those who didn’t, according to a Scandinavian study.
TIME's Editor-at-Large David Von Drehle, with Jay Newton-Small and Maya Rhodan conducted more than 150 interviews with the adult survivors and the family members of victims in an attempt to understand what was different about Charleston and Emanuel AME in the aftermath of tragedy.