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A Pew Research Center survey gauged Americans' views of different religions and non-believers.

The chairman of a Virginia county's Board of Supervisors is working to pressure government officials to remove undocumented children from his county.

Eugene R. Fidell, who teaches military justice at Yale Law School, confirmed to NBC News on Wednesday that he will represent Bergdahl.

The Oversight and Investigations subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee holds a hearing on the CDC Anthrax lab incident.

The alleged prostitute accused of giving a fatal dose of heroin to a Google executive on his yacht is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday.

A Houston community continues to raise funds and support for the family of six people killed in a shooting. At a visitation the family thanked the community for all the love they have been shown. KPRC’s Ryan Korsgard reports.

Most shark attack survivors are ready to forgive and get right back in the water.

A lawsuit filed on behalf of minor league baseball players alleges violations of federal law requiring fair wages and overtime.

The mom of a Georgia toddler who died in a hot SUV breaks her silence, her lawyer saying in court that she feels targeted and is asking for privacy to grieve. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports, and TODAY legal analyst Lisa Bloom weighs in on the case.

Lawmakers in drought-ravaged California approved hefty new penalties for homeowners who waste water; NBC’s Mike Taibbi reports.

A disabled veteran was arrested late Tuesday after breaking into the Kennedy Compound on Cape Cod, police said.

Thunderstorms, hail, lightning and floods wallop states from Maine to Florida, as a blast of chilly air pushed south and east.

Just before hitting the water, a pilot in Alaska pulled up, and landed safely a few feet away. He said he hadn’t seen the whale, and was reacting to the commotion by people on shore.

California water regulators have voted to approve fines up to $500 a day for residents who waste water on lawns, landscaping and car washing.

California water regulators have voted to approve fines up to $500 a day for residents who waste water on lawns, landscaping and car washing.

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The remains belong to people ranging in age from infant to adult, police said. It is not clear how long they were in the funeral home.

A longtime San Diego defense attorney intimidated a witness and tried to hide $100,000 in drug money for a client, the attorney admitted in court.

Alleged prostitute reportedly tells police that cleaning staff even asked her to "throw some money their way in terms of tips."

Texas Education Agency plans to revoke Prime Prep Academy's charter for improper fiscal management and failing to comply with state education code.