For all the squabbling that social media platforms are notorious for, their relevance to the media landscape plays an important role in times of protest.
The Canaan pup gave his family quite the scare.
An American tourist has been shot and killed in a resort town on Mexico’s Pacific Coast popular that has become popular with surfers and Hollywood’s elite.
A Republican lawmaker says top officials at the FBI and the Department of Justice “should be held in contempt” of Congress if they don’t hand over documents related to an anti-Trump dossier to the House Intelligence Committee.
The model and her husband John Legend enjoyed the dish in Tokyo.
Meghan Markle’s half-brother said her father was “extremely hurt” by Prince Harry’s comments that the royals were the “family she’s never had.”
Ring in 2018 with a fresh, glowing face.
Erica Garner, whose father Eric became a national symbol of excessive police force after he died in a struggle with cops on Staten Island, died early Saturday, her family said.
A Florida police officer whose photo gained him internet fame while working after Hurricane Irma has resigned during an internal affairs investigation.
One Pennsylvania school is making it easy for students to comply with campus policy.
A Utah art teacher was fired amid complaints that images of classical paintings containing nudity were passed out in a classroom and seen by sixth-graders, a newspaper reported.
Iran is dismissing President Trump’s support for economic protests in capital city Tehran and elsewhere in the Arabian Gulf country, calling Trump an “opportunist” and the remarks by him and other administration officials “deceitful.”
An attorney who reportedly had just been canned at a Southern California law firm opened fire in the office, killing one senior partner and wounding another before killing himself, according to the Orange County Register.
North Korea said Saturday that it would never give up its nuclear weapons as long as the United States and its allies continue their "blackmail and war drills" at its doorstep.
In a New Year telegram to U.S. President Donald Trump, Russia's President Vladimir Putin says a constructive dialogue between the two nations is essential for global stability.
They may be members of Congress, but they didn’t sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night. They probably slept in their offices on Capitol Hill.
President Trump caused a series of media firestorms over Twitter this year. Here are some of the most memorable.
A 25-year-old California man was arrested in connection to an online quarrel between two “Call of Duty” gamers that prompted a hoax call and led to a man being killed by police in Kansas.
About 40,000 pounds of scorched avocados spilled onto an interstate south of Dallas this week after the 18-wheeler hauling them caught fire.
The popular — and controversial — “Cards Against Humanity” party game has come under fire for selling a “Chosen People Pack” containing prompts about “Torturing Jews” and referencing Holocaust victim Anne Frank’s genitals.
A dog was found buried alive in a dumpster last week outside a business in suburban Atlanta.
An Egyptian court has convicted former Islamist President Mohammed Morsi and 18 others over insulting the judiciary, sentencing them to three years in prison.
Thousands of demonstrators in Iran took to the streets this week to protest the country’s strained economy and put pressure on President Hassan Rouhani’s government.
2017 was a tough year for some people. It was a year of setbacks, defeats and failures. But 2018 is a new year! There is hope for a comeback – including for each of you reading these words.
A 25-year-old man was arrested in South Los Angeles on Friday night in connection with an alleged "swatting" prank that resulted in a police-involved fatal shooting in Kansas, police said.