A former employee at the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) was sentenced recently to two years in prison for taking bribes in exchange for altering the agency's database -- falsely suggesting some people had passed driving tests.
A woman in Oregon was rescued last week after she fell into a septic tank and got stuck in raw sewage for days, officials said.
A man linked eight months ago to a Florida 1998 cold case murder when he applied for a job requiring his fingerprints for a background check has been sentenced to life in prison for the crime.
Leonardo DiCaprio has joined with other philanthropists in pledging $5 million dollars through their environmental foundation to aid the Amazon as massive wildfires continue to burn across the region.
Lori Loughlin is keeping a low profile ahead of her next court appearance in the college admissions scandal, scheduled for Tuesday.
Following increased calls for gun control after the shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, former U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint said Sunday that gun violence is a cultural issue that cannot be solved through federal regulation and legislation.
Nothing will steal the spotlight from the bride like a newborn baby.
The co-chair of Bernie Sanders’ election campaign dodged a question on Sunday about former Vice President Joe Biden’s recent gaffes while on the stump by praising him for his long career as an elected official -- but saying that voters deciding among the 2020 Democrats don’t want the “status quo” anymore.
A Michigan philanthropist and millionaire is offering a $10,000 reward for the person who finds a missing combat veteran last seen in Arizona.
Taylor Swift now has security cameras aimed at her bum at meet-and-greets after being sexually assaulted.
Papadopoulos got a plea deal. McCabe got a job.
A transatlantic flight reportedly made a U-turn over Ireland to make an emergency landing due to a suspected “fire on board.”
Kanye West brought his Sunday Service to Dayton, Ohio, will the help of some famous friends.
A California sheriff has announced the death of a deputy who was kept alive for six years and never regained consciousness after collapsing during SWAT tryouts.
Duke University psychiatry professor Dr. Allen Frances claimed President Trump is responsible for millions of deaths and said he's been more destructive than infamous dictators Adolf Hilter, Mao Zedong, and Joseph Stalin.
Lebanon’s Hezbollah leader vowed Sunday to shoot down any Israeli drones that enter Lebanese airspace from now on after one allegedly crashed and another exploded in Beirut overnight.
Three women were caught on camera allegedly stealing a baby stroller from a New Jersey store — but their theft was foiled when one of them forgot their child inside the shop.
A colony of 500 bats that had plagued a 1,000-year-old church in Braunston-in-Rutland, England with their bat droppings are no longer impacting services thanks to a new innovative project.
Restricting the implements of violence while ignoring the causes is futile. The focus on tools misses the greater problem.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said on Sunday that Democrats should not criticize President Trump for taking on China over trade as they have complained for years about Beijing’s policies but done nothing.
A Kentucky man is headed to prison for the rest of his life after pleading guilty to kidnapping and murdering a 7-year-girl who disappeared during a football game.
Socialized medicine in the United States would make health care worse in terms of both quality and availability, according to economist and author Benjamin Powell.
Companies have just one responsibility: maximizing profits for their shareholders within the bounds of the law.
A Florida woman was arrested after she was caught on camera shoving her dog in her hot car trunk — after she tried and failed to dump it at the local shelter, police said.
At the Walt Disney Company’s biannual D23 convention, a faint image of the “Star Wars” character Emperor Palpatine in the background of a new poster can cause as much of a stir as actual appearances from movie stars such as Angelina Jolie and Dwayne Johnson. But that’s no surprise for the most powerful studio in the world, whose characters are stars as big, if not bigger, than the A-listers playing them — at least for the people attending the company’s fan convention.