A U.S. appeals court panel on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump's administration to block Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood while legal challenges continue.

Although conservative social media star and commentator Charlie Kirk never spoke at UC Berkeley, his killing at a Utah university Wednesday has made Cal officials think about security on their own campus.

Health officials reported the death of a Los Angeles County child from a complication of measles infection acquired during infancy.

An Arizona judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration's effort to remove Guatemalan and Honduran children living in shelters or foster care.

Several rank-and-file Republicans doubled down on their unsubstantiated claims that Democrats "caused" Kirk's killing.

Families clustered outside hospitals awaiting word of their loved ones after the crash and explosion of a tanker truck on a Mexico City highway that killed at least eight people and injured 90.

They survived 40 days deep in the Colombian jungle. Now the children who survived a plane crash and harrowing conditions are telling their story. "Lost in the Jungle" premieres on National Geographic Sept. 12 and streams on Disney+ and Hulu the next day.

Country star Ty Herndon's memoir "What Mattered Most" offers a vulnerable reflection on his addiction, mental health and sexuality.

Surveillance video from Wednesday afternoon captures a group of masked suspects smashing into the front of Fine Jewelry in Milpitas, but within seconds, the suspects flee after the owner fires a shot.

Political violence and extreme rhetoric in the United States today mirrors the turbulent 1960s, but with key differences that make the current era particularly challenging, according to presidential historian and ABC News contributor Mark Updegrove.