Congress renames press gallery in US Capitol after Frederick Douglass

The House will rename several rooms inside the House press gallery at the U.S. Capitol to honor abolitionist Frederick Douglass after a resolution was passed by voice vote on Monday.

Sen. Mike Lee, House conservatives demand changes to Trump's tax bill

Fiscal conservatives are demanding a number of changes to the Republican-led reconciliation package.

About 700 Marines being mobilized in response to LA protests, sources say

(cnn) — More than 700 Marines based out of the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in California have been mobilized

Kennedy dismisses entire CDC vaccine panel, replacing all 17 members

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has fired all members sitting on a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel of vaccine experts and is reconstituting the committee, his department said on Monday.

Trump says he supports potential arrest of California Gov. Newsom for obstruction

President Donald Trump said on Monday he would support the arrest of California Gov. Gavin Newsom over possible obstruction of his administration's immigration enforcement measures, amid protests in the state.

Sly Stone, pioneering funk musician, dead at 82

Sly Stone, the influential but enigmatic funk-rock star whose soulful, socially conscious recordings altered the course of popular music, has died, his family announced Monday.

Judge dismisses Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against 'It Ends With Us' costar Blake Lively

A judge has dismissed the lawsuit that Justin Baldoni filed against his "It Ends With Us" costar Blake Lively after she sued him for sexual harassment.

Broadway's wins, losses at Sunday's Tony Awards

"Maybe Happy Ending" was the big winner at Sunday's Tony Awards, but the night also featured a number from the original cast of "Hamilton" reunited after 10 years.

Whole Foods' primary distributor shuts down systems after a major cyberattack

United Natural Foods, Inc., one America's largest publicly traded health food wholesalers and the primary food distributor for Whole Foods, has taken some of its systems offline after a massive cyberattack.

LA police order immigration protesters to go home; Newsom plans to sue

California Governor Gavin Newsom said Monday he plans to sue the Trump administration over the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles County, calling it unlawful.

Police: 2 people killed in shooting on Las Vegas strip

Police are investigating the gunshot deaths of two people on the Las Vegas strip, not far from the landmark fountain at the Bellagio Resort & Casino.

Small plane crashes into ocean off San Diego with 6 people aboard

Authorities are investigating after a small plane crashed into the ocean 5 miles off the coast near San Diego with six people aboard.

Wisconsin police: 12-year-old set 3 cars on fire, family left without a vehicle

In the span of six days, Kenosha Police say three cars were set on fire by a 12-year-old boy.

From research to restrooms: Summer staffing crunch hits national parks after cuts

A severe worker shortage in national parks across the country, which have been under budget and understaffed for years, has been made worse by cuts to the federal workforce.

Nurses take action when bear breaks into Pennsylvania retirement home

A juvenile male black bear that broke through a nursing home window in western Pennsylvania earlier this week got more than it bargained for from a few nurses determined to protect their patients.

Downtown 'emergency protest' held in response to escalating events in LA

Salt Lake City — A group held a protest downtown in response to the escalating events in Los Angeles. They gathered in