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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s name trended on social media Thursday due to headlines falsely claiming that she said Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) “prostituted” herself.

Palin, who was the first woman named to a Republican presidential ticket when John McCain chose her as his running mate in 2008, spoke with Fox News Channel’s Tucker Carlson Wednesday

Neither risk of an oil spill nor global climate change nor the falling price of oil will keep Shell from exploiting the Arctic’s oil.

After suspending its Arctic program for years following the grounding of one of its drilling rigs, the company announced Thursday that it plans to start drilling this summer in Alaska’s Chukchi Sea.

“Will we go ahead?” CEO Ben van Beurden said

Voters likely will hear a familiar refrain Tuesday night as the election returns stream in: "Too close to call."

From Alaska to Iowa to Florida and virtually everywhere in between, a surprising number of congressional and gubernatorial candidates are locked in tight races on Election Day.

The battle for the Senate boils down to a referendum on President Obama's final two years

On October 17, a federal judge struck down Wyoming's same-sex marriage ban, but the judge held the ruling until October 23 or until state officials confirm they will not appeal the decision.

Earlier in the day, the US Supreme Court denied a request for a stay on Alaska's same-sex marriage bans, allowing couples to wed immediately. A federal judge deemed Arizona's same-sex marriage ban