Attorney General Jeff Sessions publicly and repeatedly clashed with Democratic Sen. Al Franken on Wednesday after being pressed over the accuracy of past testimony regarding his communications with the Russians during the 2016 presidential campaign.
A 21-year-old man wanted for probation violations surrendered at a suburban Detroit police station — with a dozen doughnuts for officers.
Four trailblazing figures from NASA's history are set to launch as new Lego minifigures on Nov. 1.
Uber-liberal billionaire George Soros infused “the bulk of his wealth” -- $18 billion -- into his activist charity arm Tuesday, making the philanthropic organization second only to Bill and Melinda Gates' Foundation in U.S. assets and further extending and strengthening Soros' tentacles worldwide.
A Confederate statue in Virginia has been vandalized for the second night in a row.
France's Parliament has adopted a sweeping counterterrorism law that replaces a 2-year-old state of emergency and is meant to give police more tools to fight violent extremism.
These incidents are "happening more because airlines feel that they’re empowered to abuse their passengers more and feel that there are no consequences."
Authorities say they have charged a man with murder after he gave a 3-year-old boy a gun and told him to chase the victim around the yard of a South Carolina home.
Newsweek could face a sex discrimination lawsuit from serval of the magazine’s journalists, according to the HuffPost.
Health officials in San Diego tallied another death linked to a massive hepatitis A outbreak on Tuesday, bringing the total number of fatalities to 19.
The city of Lexington this week used private funds to remove two Confederate statues that had stood downtown for more than 130 years, and private donations will also pay for the monuments' upkeep in the cemetery where they're set to reside.
Former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi threw his political weight behind a non-binding referendum on autonomy in his native region of Lombardy — though he said Wednesday he wasn't sure whether he can vote himself.
David Cross responded on Tuesday to actress Charlyne Yi’s accusation that he made racist comments to her a decade ago, saying he doesn’t remember the interaction and is not a racist.
Nigerian police say gunmen have kidnapped four British nationals in the Niger Delta region.
France's Parliament has adopted a sweeping counterterrorism law that replaces a 2-year-old state of emergency and is meant to give police more tools to fight violent extremism.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called Wednesday for the U.S. and India to expand strategic ties.
Three people were killed and two others were in critical condition after a "targeted attack" by a gunman at a business north of Baltimore early Wednesday, officials said.
A Maryland sheriff says three people have been killed and two were wounded during a shooting at an office park in the northeastern part of the state.
A top Senate Republican is probing potential “conflicts of interest” for Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration regarding the 2010 approval of a controversial uranium deal with a Russian company, amid new details about donations from “interested parties” and an FBI corruption probe involving employees of the same Russian firm.
A former teacher’s aide at a Florida school for students with emotional and behavioral disorders had an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old student, police said.
Ford is recalling over 1.3 million F-Series pickups in North America due to a faulty door latch design.
A man who spent a decade in jail awaiting trial on a murder charge has been sentenced to life in prison.
The ZTE Axon M announced this week offers two adjoining displays that can fold out, turning a ho-hum 5.2-inch Android smartphone into an impressive 6.75-inch tablet.
Rose McGowan took to Twitter Monday to apologize for a now-deleted tweet where she compared jokes about sexual assault to an offensive racial slur.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on "Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice," where he is expected to face questions a wide-range of questions including on the Russia investigation and former FBI director James Comey.
