Nearly two weeks after a massive storm left much of Mississippi covered in ice, some people are still without power.

The Trump administration says its emergency orders keeping coal-fired plants running helped prevent blackouts during the ...

President Trump signed a massive funding bill to end the partial government shutdown on Tuesday, bringing an end to the standoff after four days with a new fight over immigration on the horizon. The ...

As temperatures finally climb above freezing, residents in Marshall County share stories of resilience and the grueling ...

Many Davidson County residents are beginning to return home more than a week after a winter storm resulted in widespread power outages, leading some to hotels for a hot meal or shower.

What if your public utilities suddenly went out? Our family embarked on a week-long challenge without power, water, and many modern conveniences. This video details our experiences and the challenges ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. White House Challenges NYT Reporting Snapshot images – original post on 010926 by Karoline Leavitt @PressSecX The White House on ...

Less than three months ago, the world watched the Trump administration reduce the White House’s historic East Wing to a pile of rubble to begin construction on a massive new ballroom. But it looks ...

House votes to override a pair of Trump vetoes were an unusual bid by some in the G.O.P. to assert their own branch’s prerogatives. But they fell short. By Annie Karni Reporting from Washington ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took questions on the recent U.S. actions in Venezuela, including the seizure of an oil tanker. NBC News' Monica Alba reports from the White House on the ...

The White House rolled out a new website Tuesday with a full-blown recast of the historical record of January 6, 2021, hailing the pro-Trump mob who stormed the US Capitol five years ago as “peaceful ...

In Dissent is a recurring series by Anastasia Boden on Supreme Court dissents that have shaped (or reshaped) our country. On Aug. 3, 1973, a single Supreme Court justice – working alone, far from ...