Federal auto-safety regulators have launched an investigation into the safety of brakes on certain versions of the Ford F-150 pickup truck, the most popular vehicle in the U.S.

Unlike all of the other major-party nominees for president over the last 40 years, Donald Trump has declined to release any of his income tax returns.

From Doug McIntyre and 24/7 Wall Street, these are America’s most dangerous cities.

For the first time in its 34-year history, USA TODAY's Editorial Board is breaking with its tradition of not taking sides in a presidential race.

The Positive Train Control system (PTC) uses GPS, wireless radio and computers to monitor trains, and automatically enforce speed limits, and emergency stops. By Frank Pompa and Ramon Padilla, USA TODAY

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel had been planning the Nice attack for months apparently and had at least five accomplices. The suspected accomplices were four men and one woman and are in custody in Nice.

Jerika Bolen, 14, who was diagnosed with Type 2 Spinal Muscular Atrophy, has decided to go on hospice and live out her final wishes over the summer including having a prom July, 22, 2016, at the Grand Meridian in Appleton, Wis.

Step onto the floor of the Republican National Convention as the roll call takes place.

Citizens gather and walk with the Louisville Metro Police Department for the third Walk for Peace. The event took place Tuesday night at Wyandotte Park off of Taylor Boulevard.

It's one of the most notorious mysteries in the history of skyjacking. D.B. Cooper was last seen in November of 1971, wearing a business suit as he jumped out of the back of a plane carrying $200,000 in cash. He would have landed somewhere in the No

Citizens gather and walk with the Louisville Metro Police Department for the third Walk for Peace. The event took place Tuesday night at Wyandotte Park off of Taylor Boulevard.

Here's a funky idea for your next vacation: relive your childhood by attending a summer camp geared towards adults.

Counselors helping those affected by the mass shooting in Orlando share insight into recognizing need, solutions and why they help. The First Unitarian Church of Orlando is among those hosting counseling. For more information call 407-822-5036.