In warm Southern climes, one man's warrior view of the Great Giver of Truth gives way to a hedonistic pantheism

While other states erect barriers to voter participation, new Oregon governor signs bill bucking trend

The state, which is 60 percent Mormon, has long tried to curb drinking and driving

"Galt's Gulch of Chile" promised a retreat for the world's movers and shakers. Then came the charges of fraud

Already reeling from record gas prices, American consumers could soon face soaring costs caused by a diesel shortage.

Emergency workers complete major step in stabilization of plant, though more work still necessary

A hearing aid, a service dog, prosthetic limbs, people with canes and wheelchairs are on the list

Two unusual takes on Jack Kerouac's death and legacy. Plus: Viagra raves, zines that shouldn't exist and real-life Halloween scares.

The president visits the Detroit Auto Show as protests grow over Flint's water crisis

The carmaker is saying its cars are safe, and is trying to increase its efficiency

Republicans have renewed their push to crackdown on protesters