The Washington Post

Maria Florinda Ríos Pérez de Velásquez was shot dead on the front porch of a Whitestown house, officials said, adding that the gun was fired from inside the home.

Cassie and Chris Evins are being hailed as heroes after helping a girl whose seat belt came loose on a roller coaster at a Missouri amusement park.

A new allegation adds to a crisis facing the denomination founded by conservatives who split from the Episcopal Church in the early 2000s over an openly gay bishop.

For people on the margins of the nation’s economy, the federal food assistance program has become fundamental to their monthly survival.

Airlines have canceled hundreds of flights to comply with a shutdown-related FAA directive to reduce traffic at 40 airports, including Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas.

A Pew Research Center survey reveals how income levels can affect someone’s physical health, social life and even cognitive skills in retirement.

A Waymo taxi struck the brown tabby, a Mission District fixture, raising questions about the role of self-driving cars in the neighborhood.

If he’s deported to Afghanistan, he expects the Taliban to kill him. The Trump administration says he remains under a “National Security” investigation.

As scrutiny over AI therapy grows, licensed therapists are split on whether it’s okay to talk to chatbots about mental health.

VA vowed to modernize its disability benefits system. As criticism from veterans and their advocates has mounted, efforts to move forward have stalled.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) said news of the fatalities was “heartbreaking” and that it was possible the death toll could rise further.