When U.S. Army veteran Brandi Tolley returned home in the early 2000s after years serving overseas, she had the American dream of home ownership on her mind.

In a year of interesting political twists, here's another one: U.S. Rep.

It was no surprise that the board of the Office of the Architect of the Capitol (a mouthful any way you try to say/write it) approved the removal of the Stephen Douglas and Pierre Menard statues from the Capitol grounds.

The explosion happened at about 8 a.m. Friday when the vessel struck a submerged pipeline, according to the Coast Guard, and Port of Corpus Christi officials said it was a natural gas pipeline.

At first, the Mu Delta Lambda Charitable Foundation spent part of the $15,000 in COVID-19 response funds it was awarded by The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln in the way one might expect.

WASHINGTON - A brand new giant panda cub is sparking pandemic-fueled panda-mania, and officials at the National Zoo said traffic on their livestream spiked 1,200% over the past week.

WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives is set to consider legislation Saturday preventing any further changes at the United States Postal Service and providing $25 billion in funding ahead of an expected surge in mail-in ballots in the November election.    The Democratic-controlled chamber will likely pass the legislation, but it faces an uncertain future in the Republican-led Senate.

WASHINGTON - Congressional Republicans in tight reelections are in a precarious position over the embattled Postal Service as its bosses impose cost-cutting measures on one of the government's few beloved agencies.

BERLIN - Germany held a pop concert Saturday to see how those attending could spread coronavirus if they had it.