UK woman organized 'medieval duel' to the death between husband, lover to win her affection, prosecutors say
U.K. prosecutors say a woman arranged a “medieval duel” to the death between her husband and her lover to win her affection.
U.K. prosecutors say a woman arranged a “medieval duel” to the death between her husband and her lover to win her affection.
A Marine stationed in Southern California was arrested Monday on suspicion of attempting to smuggle two Chinese women in the trunk of his car across the U.S.-Mexico border.
The United States and Sudan have agreed to begin exchanging ambassadors again after more than two decades, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement Wednesday.
New York could bar doctors from performing so-called virginity tests under legislation prompted by the rapper T.I.'s controversial claim that he has a gynecologist check his daughter's hymen annually.
Impeachment is a historical rarity even when the House (where only a simple majority is needed to file articles of impeachment) is controlled by the president’s opposition party. Prudent lawmakers grasp that it is not merely a waste of time to pursue impeachment in futility. Doing so fosters divisiveness in society.
Old car, new tricks.
Consumers need to think seriously about the security of their Internet-connect Smart TVs, according to the FBI.
Faced with a president that is actually batting above 500 on the world stage, critics are grasping at any straw they can find, whether it’s going after the first lady’s wardrobe or showcasing national leaders mildly dishing and giggling like middle-schoolers in the lunchroom.
Ben Affleck’s exes Jennifer Lopez and Lindsay Shookus enjoyed dinner together in New York City this week.
Julianne Hough is opening up about her and Gabrielle Union’s controversial departures from “America’s Got Talent.”
Without addressing the so-called "war on Christmas," Pope Francis called on believers to erect Nativity scenes as a sign of the Christian faith by placing them in schools, workplaces, and town squares, a Christmas tradition that has triggered atheist groups to threaten legal battles in the United States.
Rutgers introduced Greg Schiano on Wednesday, ushering in the next era for the Scarlet Knights, who hope the school’s most successful football coach still has some of that mid-2000s magic that put the program into the national spotlight.
NFL wide receiver Terrelle Pryor says he coded twice while in the hospital after he was stabbed in the chest allegedly by his girlfriend Shalaya Briston.
A secret "covert" Catholic church built more than 300 years ago has been discovered in Dublin, Ireland.
2020 presidential hopeful Cory Booker compared his campaign to former President Obama's Tuesday, predicting he would pull off an upset win in the Iowa caucuses.
A state's attorney for Baltimore has presented a list of 305 city police officers whose credibility is in question, preventing them from being called as witnesses.
The Trump administration and Republicans launched an all-out offensive on Wednesday against the legal scholars testifying in front of the House Judiciary Committee as part of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
Pamela Anderson is practicing some self-love.
Fox Business host Stuart Varney applauded President Trump's efforts abroad Wednesday as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's 70th-anniversary meeting comes to a close.
The Atlanta Braves and pitcher Cole Hamels reportedly agreed to a one-year deal Wednesday.
A British weatherman whose cousin was stabbed to death in London earlier this year took center stage Wednesday when he told Mayor Sadiq Khan in national TV that he must be “more vocal on the issue of knife crime.”
New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch lamented a “very frustrating season” on Tuesday as he began to ponder the future of the organization beyond 2019.
Sen. Cory Booker said Wednesday the now-infamous video of world leaders appearing to laugh at the expense of President Trump at a NATO event on London is proof American “cannot be trusted” by its allies.
Former NHL player Akim Aliu, who accused former Calgary Flames coach Bill Peters of hurling racial slurs at him when the two were in the Chicago Blackhawks organization, expressed optimism Tuesday after meeting with league officials over the allegations.
“Babe, I want a divorce."