P.J. Huffstutter

After a fierce legal battle and a vote recount that stretched on for seven months, the Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that Democrat Al Franken should be certified as...

After three real estate agents, two price reductions and nearly a year with no offers on their town house in Las Vegas, George and Katherine Grodin turned to a higher...

As the morning Wall Street crowd rushed past Minas Shoe Repair, a group of women in dark business suits stepped inside, sorry-looking pumps in hand. The shoeshine stations along one...

On the sixth floor of a downtown building, a line of people milled restlessly along the hushed hallway. They paced in front of a wooden door. The curious leaned inside,...

Descending through a snowy mist toward Buffalo Niagara International Airport on Thursday evening, the crew of a Continental commuter flight noticed ice buildup on the windshield and wings of the...

Republican Party officials have developed a well-deserved reputation for planning ever more extravagant national conventions, each built on the party's ability to secure abundant cash. But just six weeks before...

The mess hall at the Little Sioux Scout Ranch was still standing Thursday, its wood and metal tables still neatly lined up. Out front, an American flag lowered to half-staff...

Hundreds of students and residents of this small northwestern Ohio town crammed into the Bluffton University gymnasium Friday night, grieving for four members of the school's baseball team who were...