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After the terrorist attacks on Charlie Hebdo in Paris in January, it was clear that France wasn't immune to acts of violence motivated by a warped interpretation of Islam. It was also foreseeable that that risk would increase with France's participation in the launching of airstrikes against Islamic...

Friday night’s terror attacks in Paris apparently began with a small extremist cell in Brussels, where French authorities believe the attacks were planned and the operation financed, according to two U.S. law enforcement officials who have been advised about the ongoing French probe.

To Mormons in Salt Lake City and the surrounding county of 1 million people, the southeast corner of Temple Square is designed to be the literal and figurative center of their lives.

As a backhoe and skip loader ripped away the screen of arundo stalks, the outskirts of a hidden village of huts slowly came into view. Most were made from tents, tarps, blankets and sticks.

Space Mountain has been given a fresh coat of the force. The classic Disneyland ride has been given a "Star Wars-centric" makeover. And we stuck a camera right in the front seat. Take a look at the newly named Hyperspace Mountain.

The Pentagon announced Saturday that an airstrike targeted the leader of Islamic State in Libya, an attack that marks the first time the U.S. has directly gone after the extremist group outside of Iraq or Syria. 

Israeli army units Saturday demolished four West bank homes of families of Palestinians accused of killing Israelis -- two days after the action was cleared by the nation’s Supreme Court.

Kelly Peterson, widow of the towering piano virtuoso Oscar Peterson, never imagined she would become a record producer.

El Niño continues to gain strength in the Pacific Ocean, climate experts said, with unusually wet conditions expected to hit California between January and March -- and perhaps into May.

The Eiffel Tower will remain dark Saturday night in a gesture of mourning following the stream of violence that left at least 129 people dead and more than 350 wounded in Paris. The company that operates the monument, which draws as many as 20,000 people per day, said it would remain closed "until...

The Lakers lost to the Dallas Mavericks, 90-82, on Friday night. Here are five things to take away from the game:

With the end of "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad," AMC lost its two big, more or less real-world Quality Dramas. Moving forward, the network seems to be following "The Walking Dead" deeper into genre fiction.

They are both well over 60 years old, but James Bond and Charlie Brown haven't aged a bit when it comes to demonstrating their staying power, taking the top spots at the domestic box office on Friday with an eye toward extending their winning streak in their second weekend in theaters.

Three people were killed and two critically injured in a multivehicle collision in Commerce early Saturday that may have involved street racing, authorities said.

The more you hear about attempts to improve the nation's schools, the sorrier you have to feel for the kids.

A sleek black screen fills an entire wall of Universal Pictures' executive conference room. The enormous display, measuring 24 feet by 5 feet, resembles a futuristic version of the game board for the TV show "Jeopardy."

Somewhere ceramist Ralph Bacerra is smiling, says Jo Lauria, curator of "Ralph Bacerra: Exquisite Beauty" at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Art and Design in L.A.

No amount of Gustavian furniture, flamboyant wallpaper or Tony Duquette-inspired decor can mask the dark history that permeates Greystone Mansion.

Well, clearly Esquire Network didn't get the memo about "peak TV." The NBCUniversal-owned network is launching "Spotless," its first scripted series, on Saturday and unfortunately for all our already overstocked DVRs and streaming lists, it's pretty darn good.

Patricia Arquette — the star of CBS' "CSI: Cyber" and Academy Award winner for her role as a resilient divorced mother in "Boyhood" — recently took on a comedic guest role: teaming with Amy Schumer, Tina Fey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus for an episode of Comedy Central's "Inside Amy Schumer." The much-talked-about...

The nighttime ritual has always been the same for Emma Sanchez Paulsen and her three sons: They pile onto her bed as she begins to weave a tale.

French president Francois Hollande, in an address to the nation on Saturday, announced that the death toll has reached 127 and declared a three-day period of mourning “in the framework of a state of emergency.” “It’s an act of war that’s been declared… This is an act of barbarity,” Hollande said....

What we know so far At least six sites were attacked in Paris beginning at 9:20 p.m. local time, officials have said. There are conflicting reports about the number of dead, but French president Francois Holland said that as many as 127 have died in total. Many of the dead were at the Bataclan...

Good morning. It is Saturday, Nov. 14. Here's what you don't want to miss this weekend: Subscribe to the newsletter TOP STORIES Ticket amnesty: A new program is helping Californian drivers get back licenses that were suspended because of unpaid traffic tickets. The amnesty program allows offenders...

It's that momentary lull, at least for some of us, between Jonathan Gold's annual catalog of 101 pretty great places to eat and Thanksgiving, our yearly feast and the cook's best holiday. So this week, we return to normalcy: more restaurants, more dining out, more stories about buildings and food.  ...