Courtesy Map Pesqueira(AUSTIN, Texas) -- A transgender ROTC cadet says he lost his military scholarship at the University of Texas due to the Trump administrations new policy toward transgender service members.

In the wake of Presidents Donald Trumps implementation of the policy first ordered with a tweet in July 2017, reversing an Obama administration rule and barring transgender individuals...

Dan Kitwood/Getty Images(PARIS) -- The father and daughter captured in a photograph in front of Notre Dame an hour before a massive fire erupted and destroyed parts of the building has been found.

But, the dad has asked to keep their identities a secret.

Brooke Windsor, who took the photo, tweeted on Thursday morning, The search is over! The photo has reached the dad and family.

Windsor relayed ...

Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call(WASHINGTON) -- Attorney General William Barr on Thursday morning transmitted a redacted version of special counsel Robert Muellers highly anticipated report on Russian meddling during the 2016 presidential campaign to members of Congress, making public for the first time substantial portions of the nearly 400-page document.

The Justice Departments release of the redac...

Roberto Galan/iStock(CHICAGO) -- Car-sharing company car2go has temporarily suspended service in Chicago after dozens of cars were stolen from its fleet.

A total of 100 cars were unaccounted for, 50 of which were Mercedes-Benz vehicles, officials with the Chicago Police Department said in a statement. The cars may have been rented by deceptive or fraudulent means through car2gos mobile app, pol...

Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for To Kill A Mockingbird"(NEW YORK) -- Since it debuted on Broadway in December, To Kill a Mockingbird has pulled in historic box office numbers and enthralled audiences with its updated take on Harper Lees classic 1960 novel.

Adapted for the stage by Aaron Sorkin, the play stars Jeff Daniels as small town Southern lawyer Atticus Finch and Gbenga Akinnagb...

Pornpak Khunatorn/iStock(SEATTLE) -- After 74 confirmed cases of measles, Washington state politicians are taking action.

The state Senate has passed a bill that, if enacted, would revoke the states vaccination exemption for those who have a personal or philosophical opposition to vaccines.

If enacted, the bill wouldnt apply to all vaccines but only the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine ...