After watching the news over my vacation, it's very evident, it is transparent and it is clear that America is facing the biggest informational crisis we've ever faced.
Change it or you might get burned.
Radio talk show host Michael Savage has reportedly changed locations after he said a restaurant he frequents was sent an email which threatened to shoot up the establishment unless he was denied service.
Street protests against Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir show no sign of abating.
A Florida commission investigating the shooting massacre at a Parkland school has issued an initial report on Wednesday and recommended that teachers who volunteer to undergo firearms training, should be allowed to carry guns.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) called on the University of Texas and the University of Georgia to end the use of live mascots after an incident before their Sugar Bowl matchup on Tuesday.
The House Democratic majority will use their new power on Thursday to try ending the federal government shutdown that entered its 13th day without conceding to President Trump’s demands for the border wall, a move decried by Republicans as a “political sideshow” and “total nonstarter.”
An Idaho woman is being investigated for disposing of a cell phone belonging to Kelsey Berreth, a Colorado woman last seen in November and presumed murdered, according to reports.
The University of Texas has no plans to enhance safety measures after its mascot, Bevo XV, a longhorn steer, charged through a makeshift corral during Tuesday’s Sugar Bowl pregame activities, clipping two photographers and sending onlookers scrambling out of the way, school officials told The Austin-American Statesman.
North Korea’s acting ambassador to Italy defected with his wife in November, South Korea’s spy agency told lawmakers Thursday, striking an embarrassing blow leader Kim Jong Un and his communist regime.
A local mayor in Mexico was gunned down on his first day of office on New Year's Day.
Mitt Romney was so anxious to launch his Washington career with an anti-Trump hand grenade that he couldn't even wait until he was sworn in.
A Canadian man arrested Wednesday on suspicion of moving a White House security barrier said he wanted to deliver two bottles of Crown Royal whiskey to President Donald Trump and solicit advice on how to find a wife, authorities said.
An alleged donation scheme involving a New Jersey couple and homeless veteran that netted the trio $400,000 has prompted a New Jersey lawmaker to introduce a bill to stiffen penalties for scammers convicted of using crowdfunding platforms to raise money under false pretenses.
Authorities say a 21-year-old soldier who flew from Colorado to Indiana and allegedly killed his wife, then fled to Thailand, is now wanted for military desertion.
An 11-year-old Florida boy has been charged with manslaughter for allegedly shooting his friend last month and then falsely stating that his friend came at him with a knife, officials said Friday.
One man has died from “traumatic” stab wounds after an incident at the Church of Scientology headquarters today.
A Taco Bell customer in Oklahoma City -- angry about not getting enough taco or hot sauce with his order -- fired a gun into the restaurant early Monday at the establishment's drive-thru, police said.
A historic lighthouse turned bed and breakfast that's situated on a Bay Area island will pay $130,000 for new innkeepers, The San Francisco Chronicle reported.
An Atlanta-area 15-year-old took his own life on New Year’s Eve minutes after accidentally shooting and killing his friend, police said.
A man accused of sexually assaulting a 99-year-old woman in her San Francisco apartment on New Year’s Eve was arrested Wednesday, authorities said.
China successfully landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon on Thursday, becoming the first country to ever land on the side of the moon that faces away from Earth, state news media said.
California authorities on Wednesday said that 50 people died in car crashes involving drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol during the extended New Year's weekend in the state-- a disturbing increase from 40 deaths reported the same time last year.
Just days after taking her first formal step toward a presidential run in 2020, Sen. Elizabeth Warren took aim at the Trump administration, accusing the president and his cabinet members of “wallowing” in “corruption.”
A video posted to social media Wednesday showed one lucky New York seemingly squirrel munching on an egg roll.