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The South Fork Fire and the Salt Fire have converged near Ruidoso, prompting the evacuation of its 7,800 residents. The fires have scorched over 20,000 acres and remain completely uncontained.

Democrats and Republicans are sticking to their corners — but new poll shows independents moving away from Trump

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed federal regulations that would prevent unpaid medical bills from being counted on consumers’ credit reports

The paper’s reinvention, with the appointment of Will Lewis as publisher, is a mess – but there’s still time to turn things around

The drug is already approved for limited use in Australia to treat PTSD and depression.

Will Lewis’s appointment of his ex-Telegraph lieutenant Robert Winnett sparks fears journalism will be diminished

That take on the former president's New York conviction echoes similarly puzzling claims by many people who should know better.

Billionaire Jared Isaacman wanted to conduct a private Hubble Telescope reboost mission. NASA says 'not yet.'

Months after William Lewis took charge as the chief executive of the Washington Post, controversies have spiralled at the American publication with its executive editor Sally Buzbee reportedly exiting the newsroom after Lewis’s attempts to kill stories about his alleged involvement in a UK phone hacking scandal.