A pair of first cousins from Utah traveled to Colorado on Monday to get legally married and are now petitioning their home state to change its law restricting marriage between cousins, reports said.
A Greek Cypriot American model is challenging conventional beauty standards with a unique facial feature: her unibrow.
Two more people were arrested Tuesday in connection with alleged election fraud in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional district, authorities said.
What a difference a day makes. Hillary Clinton made headlines Monday when she told a local New York news channel that she would not run for president in 2020.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., admitted in a weekend interview that she did not attend the kickoff rally for Bernie Sander’s second presidential campaign.
It was a plot idea that may have left some Hollywood executives both shaken and stirred. According to a report, filmmaker Danny Boyle departed from a planned James Bond movie project because he wanted the story to include Agent 007’s death.
A 6-month-old baby has died after his babysitter's dog attacked him on Tuesday in North Carolina, police said.
North Korea is restoring a rocket launch site it had dismantled as part of its disarmament pledge last year, just a week after the nuclear summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump ended without an agreement, reports said Tuesday.
Christopher Watts, the Colorado man who is serving a life sentence for killing his pregnant wife and two daughters, apparently took the girls on a 45-minute drive to a secluded oil field where he smothered them with one of the girl’s favorite blankets before dumping their bodies in an oil tank and burying his wife in a shallow grave, an attorney for the wife’s family said this week.
An Uber driver missing for eight days was found dead inside his vehicle Tuesday in Philadelphia, his family said, making him the second driver for the ride-hailing service to be found in the region within a week.
Southern California's Santa Anita Park postponed horse racing indefinitely Tuesday so experts could study its dirt surface following the deaths of 21 horses since the Arcadia, Calif., track's winter meet began Dec. 26.
Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champion who famously said “everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth,” appears to be able to still pack a punch in video posted on Twitter last weekend.
A California “career criminal” who punched and killed a 70-year-old off-duty San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison, according to court records.
U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, outlined his thoughts Tuesday on the philosophical differences between the left and right on the role of government, saying “benevolent' bureaucrats” have been responsible for wasteful spending.
On the heels of an expanded investigation brought by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., famed attorney Alan Dershowitz warned House Democrats they may have gone “too far” and could face lawsuits for allegedly abusing their oversight powers.
Russian officials have detained two volunteers for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, church officials said Tuesday.
Uber will not be held criminally liable in the fatal crash last year in Tempe, Arizona, in which a self-driving vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian, a county prosecutor announced.
Michael Jackson’s music has reportedly been removed from the airwaves by a few Canadian radio stations.
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot Engel, D-N.Y., said Tuesday he's not poised to punish Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., for her latest controversial remarks, which have spurred new allegations of anti-Semitism.
A Texas man died after he injured himself while reportedly sliding down an apartment stairwell while helping a friend move.
House Democrats are preparing to vote Friday on a sweeping ethics and campaign finance reform package known as the "For the People Act," and in response the White House issued its second veto threat of the year on Tuesday, calling the proposal a reckless move that would increase opportunities for rampant voter fraud and chill free speech.
TTwo major fentanyl busts in New York and New Jersey are bringing more attention to the growing opioid epidemic gripping America -- and a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) special agent who helped lead the operations explained Tuesday how the drug is “a game changer.”
While Kate Beckinsale basks in the splendor of her fresh relationship with Pete Davidson, her ex-boyfriend comedian Matt Rife has a bit of advice for the “Saturday Night Live” mainstay.
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., doubled-down Tuesday on his previous assertions that there’s a significant quantity of evidence tying the Trump campaign to Russia, while also vowing to “reserve judgement” until “all the facts come out.”
One week after he was released from a Chicago jail, R. Kelly is speaking out, denying the 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse that he faces.