Notorious gangster Al Capone’s Chicago home went on the market for a steal this week, coinciding with the 90th anniversary of the infamous mob rubout known as the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.
A break or leak in the water system serving the Dayton, Ohio, area resulted in a “significant loss of water” to area homes and businesses Wednesday afternoon and into the evening, affecting some 400,000 people, according to reports.
Former NBA great Charles Barkley on Wednesday raved about New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady during his appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.”
A tiny New Hampshire cottage sitting on a 0.34-acre site is on the market for $2 million, a report said.
A former Catalan official accused of leading a violent rebellion to make Catalonia independent of Spain has told a Madrid court that he considers himself "a political prisoner."
A dead man received enough votes Tuesday to be on the ballot of an upcoming general election for the mayor of an Oklahoma city.
If you’re struggling with red skin, give these products a try.
If there’s one person who will be watching a new documentary on Lorena Bobbitt, it’s her ex-husband.
Grilled, fried, caramelized, or raw, onions will always provide affordable flavor. But why must we cry?
Five recent stunts that didn’t go according to plan.
Many Kevin Bacon fans may best know him for his role in the 1984 movie "Footloose," but the actor first got his start on another famous film: "Animal House."
Paleontologists working in South Korea found ancient spider fossils with still-glittering eyes.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is hosting the leaders of Turkey and Iran for talks about a Syria peace settlement as expectations mount for an imminent and final defeat of the Islamic State group.
Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, in his final days in office, pardoned a wealthy “career drunk driver” in an effort to help the man seek a lucrative promotion, a move branded by Snyder's critics as a mockery of justice.
A British teenager who ran away from Britain to join Islamic State extremists in Syria four years ago has said she wants to come back to London.
Unfortunately, we can’t stop natural disasters from happening. But we can do a lot to lessen the damage they cause and to protect human life.
The U.S.-Korea negotiations are over. No, not the U.S.-North Korea denuclearization talks. That summit meeting is still more than a week away. One issue that won’t be on the table is the state of the American-South Korea military alliance.
I have been beneath the wedding canopy with more than 600 couples. I say something unique to each, but I also say the same thing to every one of them. It is worth remembering on Valentine’s Day and every other day, too.
For too many, Valentine’s Day increasingly feels like Christmas – a time when millions of us are surrounded by family, friends, spouses, and significant others but we still feel hopelessly and painfully alone.
In a world where we now have three so-called "democratic" socialists in office (which is an oxymoron if I've ever seen one), you'd think the American public must be increasingly moving to the left. But you would be wrong.
When February rolls around our hearts turn toward love. More cards are bought and given in the month of February than any other month of the year, except December. It is interesting that both Valentine’s Day and Christmas Day both focus on love.
Facebook has officially been around for 15 years, and for many of us, scrolling through our timelines is a part of our daily routine.
A Disneyland visitor was kicked out of the California amusement park Wednesday after unfurling a large “Trump 2020” banner on the side of a riverboat, a similar act that got him banned from Disney’s main resort in Florida.
When even some billionaires are saying they have too much money, it’s clear the ground is shifting.
Michelle Obama received an endearing message from her mom following the former first lady’s appearance on Sunday night’s Grammy Awards show.