Elon Musk defended hiring overseas workers for tech jobs in an "eye-opening" X post that called Americans "retarded," leading to a slew of hateful comments from MAGA supporters.

With just weeks until Trump takes office, Americans reflect on the past four years, closing the Biden administration with a grim outlook on the U.S.

The man who allegedly killed a healthcare CEO has a higher approval rating than the man who runs America, new polls found.

Thiel stumbled his way through his response to a question about what he would say to Americans who are idolizing Luigi Mangione, the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin.

While people are living longer, they're also spending more time sick, according to the American Medical Association

Luigi Mangione declared his arrest for killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is "completely unjust" to a group of reporters on Tuesday.

Social media users are not holding back from criticizing Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro for claiming Americans "do not kill people in cold blood to resolve policy."

Forget the thoughtful gifts this Christmas, a survey found that most Americans, including a majority of kids, Gen Zers and millennials, want cold hard cash.

Rep. John Thune came under fire for posting multiple social media updates reassuring Israel that the U.S. "stands squarely" in its corner while offering no backing for Americans.

Families of the three American friends who were found dead inside their Airbnb in Mexico City are seeking answers.

An American tourist has been discovered dead at the same posh Bahamas resort where three travellers also died due to carbon monoxide poisoning earlier this year.

A new poll in the New York Times has found conflicting attitudes among Americans regarding immigration.

A new report by the Public Religion Research Institute has found that 63 percent of Americans support an immigration bill which would lead to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

Valeria Fernández and Dan DeVivo's new documentary, "Two Americans", takes a closer look at the lives of Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Katherine Figueroa, who was nine years old when her parents were arrested in one of the Arizona sheriff's immigration raids.

Filmmakers Daniel DeVivo and Valeria Fernandez train their camera's eye on Arizona's Maricopa County in following two opposing sides of the immigration debate. Catch the film's trailer here.

Hispanic Muslims are leaving the Catholic faith for Islam. Why are they converting?

Spanish is being spoken by more and more Americans, and not just Hispanics. Some 2.8 million non-Hispanics said in a 2011 survey that they spoke it at home.

Americans for a Conservative Direction, the conservative wing of the Facebook CEO's pro-immigration reform FWD.us, is running ad spots in Rep. Paul Ryan's district which seek to bolster his conservative credentials and defend him from earlier ads attacking him for his support for giving undocumented immigrants legal status.

Latinos don't get roles with star power, Rita Moreno says in panel discussion.

A new poll suggests most Americans are in support of the controversial "Stand Your Ground" Law.

A new trend among New Yorkers is to drink Coke made and bottled in Mexico, where they use cane sugar and not high fructose corn syrup.

The associate director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services, Joseph Langlois, told the Associated Press that the majority of asylum requests in the United States, which have nearly quadrupled in the last five years, have come principally from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.

The Immigration Policy Center, a non-partisan think tank for immigration research, found that the perceived competition between the two groups in American cities was "rooted in politics and perception -- not economics".

22 percent of children under the age of 5 live in poverty. Income disparities have been shown to correlate strongly to gaps in academic achievement starting from early on in childhood. This month the Supreme Court will rule on whether or not affirmative action programs like college admissions should be altered to focus less on race and more on income.

Obamacare officially commences January 1, 2014, but many are already feeling the effects of the legislation.

Actor Benjamin Bratt will narrate the comprehensive series on "Latino American" identity, which will lean heavily on chronicles of individuals.

Secretary of State John Kerry offered a defense of freedom of speech, religion and thought in the United States on Tuesday telling German students that in America "you have a right to be stupid if you want to be."

Nearly seven in 10 Americans support the idea of placing strong or moderate limits gun ownership following the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, a Reuters/Ipsos poll said on Thursday.

A majority of Americans favor letting Bush-era tax cuts on the country's richest citizens expire.

Speaking to an elite group of wealthy campaign contributors, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney said that the President Obama base feels "entitled" to basic living needs like health care, food and housing.