USS Constitution to set sail to commemorate anniversaries
The USS Constitution is about to set sail for the first time in three years to celebrate the Navy's birthday and the anniversary of the Constitution's first launch.
The USS Constitution is about to set sail for the first time in three years to celebrate the Navy's birthday and the anniversary of the Constitution's first launch.
The raging, out-of-control wildfires across Northern California have now killed at least 31 people, marking the deadliest week of wildfires in state history, officials said late Thursday.
An attempted prison break in North Carolina left two people dead and 10 people injured as fires broke out inside the facility.
The Latest on an attempted escape from a North Carolina prison that sent some people to hospitals (all times local): 5:45 p.m. Authorities say at least 14 people required hospital treatment after an attempted breakout by inmates at a North Carolina prison.
The raging wildfires across Northern California may have been sparked from downed power lines and blown transformers, according to emergency radio traffic released Wednesday.
The 12-day winning streak for a charismatic “Jeopardy!” contestant came to a close on Thursday night.
Following continued scrutiny by the House Ethics Committee over alleged “insider” stock trading, Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., called the congresswoman who filed ethics charges against him “a despicable human being,” a rare moment of course language used by a U.S. congressman to describe a colleague.
The Latest on the trial of a man charged with burning to death a 19-year-old Mississippi woman (all times local): 7:20 p.m.
A Texas inmate convicted in the death of a prison guard was put to death Thursday after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his lawyer’s attempts to halt the execution.
Amazon programming chief Roy Price has been suspended in the wake of sexual harassment accusations from a TV producer, multiple outlets reported Thursday night.
A man in Missouri reportedly asked his rape victim to let him “down a couple beers” before calling the police.
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A Missouri state senator who was censured by her colleagues for a Facebook post in which she hoped for President Trump's assassination posted a new message on Twitter Thursday comparing Trump to Adolf Hitler.
Florida State's Landon Dickerson has had his season cut short for the second straight year.
A controversial advertisement has been withdrawn by jewelry store Icing following objections from outraged breast cancer survivors.
The body of a man killed by an Alaska police officer during a routine traffic stop had seven bullet holes, including one contact wound under his left arm aimed at his lung and heart, his sister said Thursday.
A Wall Street Journal reporter’s sentencing by a Turkish court this week, to two years behind bars by “spreading terrorist propaganda,” marks the latest in the government’s escalating hostility not only with the press, but with any figure tied to the West.
Facing mounting pressure, NBC News on Thursday night denied that its president, Noah Oppenheim, who moonlights as a Hollywood screenwriter, had any business ties to disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
An Amazon studio executive is facing major sexual harassment accusations from a TV producer who claimed that he made extremely lewd comments to her during a studio party.
Two of three boys charged with setting a fire that destroyed an abandoned mill in Maine have pleaded guilty to reduced charges.
Neighbors and strangers huddle along streets under siege by wildfires.
A man accused of killing a South Carolina high school student had been protected from deportation under the DACA program, U.S. officials confirmed to Fox News Thursday evening.
The top U.S. commander for the Middle East says American troops in Afghanistan have begun working with smaller Afghan units to prepare them for a more aggressive offensive against the Taliban next year in a push to break the stalemate in the 16-year-old war.
The first public recording of high-pitched, cricket-like sounds out of Havana could be linked to the attacks on U.S. Embassy workers.