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Many Americans breathed a collective sigh of relief Monday after pre-inauguration rallies planned across the nation Sunday that could have become violent drew

WASHINGTON – This city under siege was quiet Sunday as Americans braced for possible violence ahead of the inauguration of

Washington, D.C., and all 50 states are preparing for what could be could be violent protests this weekend ahead of Wednesday’s inauguration

The Justice Department will have “no tolerance whatsoever” for any attempts to disrupt the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden next

After the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, law enforcement and elected officials are bracing for the possibility of

Diane Kearns sat at her old-school wooden desk, black hair pulled into a ponytail and face devoid of makeup, and

Happy Friday, everyone! I’m Winston Gieseke, philanthropy and special sections editor for The Desert Sun in Palm Springs. It’s been

WASHINGTON – The thuds and the sounds of shattering glass grew louder and more ominous. Stuck inside the House of

USA TODAY is keeping track of the news surrounding COVID-19 as a pair of vaccines join the U.S. fight against

A man drowned on Sunday at a California beach while attempting to save his two young children, who are missing

With a new year comes several new laws across the nation. One state has banned sunscreens containing certain ingredients in an

Police in Texas are investigating a string of incidents involving people firing guns on New Year’s Eve — one of which

USA TODAY is keeping track of the news surrounding COVID-19 as a pair of vaccines join the U.S. fight against

The Nashville police chief on Wednesday defended his department’s handling of a 2019 complaint from the Christmas Day bomber’s girlfriend