A police department in Oklahoma released body camera footage Monday of former State Senator Ralph Shortey caught in a hotel room with an underage boy, days after he pleaded guilty to child prostitution and pornography charges.
Didn't Hamilton warn us?
An investigation ordered by Republican Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has found that his predecessor's office withheld DNA evidence in a lawsuit over the fatal shooting of a black man by a white St. Louis officer.
Pizza Hut has started delivering beer and wine in Arizona.
A constitutional fight over a wedding cake drew hundreds of activists on both sides to the Supreme Court on Tuesday, in a hot-button case pitting religious and artistic conviction against discrimination targeting the LGBT community.
A top prosecutor who is now a deputy for Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe praised then-acting Attorney General Sally Yates after she was fired in January by President Trump for refusing to defend his controversial travel ban.
Director Quentin Tarantino was reportedly working with J.J. Abrams on an original movie idea for “Star Trek.”
A group of prominent lawyers is suing California because so many school children do not know how to read and they argue the state has done nothing about it.
A jury has found that a businesswoman must pay $5 million to singer Katy Perry and the archdiocese of Los Angeles, finding that the woman intentionally interfered with the sale to Perry of a hilltop property that was once a convent.
A 5-year-old girl was killed and 22 other people were hurt in Georgia on Tuesday when a school bus smashed into a tree, officials said.
The Russian Olympic Committee was suspended on Tuesday from the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea over the 2014 Sochi doping scandal.
The body of a Nebraska woman who reportedly vanished after a November date was found Monday by authorities who traced her digital footprint.
A former Russian military officer who received a life sentence for leading a Taliban attack on U.S. forces in Afghanistan in 2009 was a soldier, not a criminal, and should have been treated as a lawful combatant, his lawyer argued before a federal appeals court Tuesday.
Venezuela's Ambassador to the United Nations is resigning after a rare and bitter feud with President Nicolas Maduro's inner circle.
A day after they announced their split, “Long Island Medium,” viewers finally see Theresa and Larry Caputo's marriage struggles on Monday's season finale.
After losing their teen daughter to suicide due to years of bullying, Freddie and Charlene Avila are now being tormented by Internet trolls dishing out the same vitriol that caused 13-year-old Rosalie to take her life.
Catalonia's parliament passed a motion for independence from Spain last month.
Sometimes stars want to cringe with embarrassment. Other times, they just want attention.
The Latest on Supreme Court argument in the wedding cake case (all times local): 11:35 Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy is wrestling with the arguments of a Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple because it violated his religious beliefs.
Two Utah girls were found safe Monday three months after they were allegedly kidnapped by their “doomsday prepper” dad -- who reportedly betrothed his daughters to a cult leader.
Michael Slager, the former South Carolina police officer who shot an unarmed black man, is back in court for his sentencing hearing.
Sea-level rise this century may threaten Jamestown in Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas; the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, which launches all of NASA's human spaceflight missions; and the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in North Carolina, the tallest brick lighthouse in the United States, a new study finds.
Production on the 1995 film “The Usual Suspects” was shut down for two days after Kevin Spacey was accused of “inappropriate sexual behavior,” actor Gabriel Byrne said on Sunday.
The 22 people who died in the Manchester Arena terror attack might still be alive if information had been handled differently, according to a review of the May slaughter released Tuesday.
The Nov. 18 death of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez, found in a culvert with extensive head trauma, underscores a year that saw a dramatic spike in attacks against agents and the changing culture among those attempting to illegally enter the United States through Mexico.