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ATTLEBORO, Mass. (AP) -- A food service company spokesman said Friday it has fired four employees after about two dozen students at a Massachusetts middle school were denied lunches this week because their prepaid meal a...

Three men are arrested on suspicion of burglary after items including a Nobel Peace Prize were stolen from the lord mayor's Mansion House in Newcastle.

The Cubs returned to Wrigley Field for their home opener Monday with the main focus on negotiations for a ballpark renovation. On the field, the Cubs couldn't recover from a 4-0 first-inning deficit in a 7-4 loss to the ...

Days after news broke that she's expecting a child with fiancé Olivier Martinez, Halle Berry calls her pregnancy "the biggest surprise of my life." In an interview posted today on CNN.com, Berry, showing off a tiny baby...

Margaet Thatcher, a towering, divise and yet revered figure in British politics, who left an enduring impact on British politics died on Monday of a stroke, her family said.

South Korean Unification Minister Ryoo Kihl-Jae tells parliament there are signs of increased activity in the North's main nuclear test site.

With all of the recent corporate hacking scandals, Forbes Insights decided to take a look at the most influential brands and individuals currently involved in cyber security conversations. We noticed a few interesting th...

PDF Copy of State Bee Winners located Here ALABAMA Christopher Lough, 7th Grade, Prattville Christian Academy, Prattville ALASKA Kenny Petrini, 8th Grade, Central Middle School of Science, Anchorage ARIZONA Cameron Danes...

Speculation about Microsoft's next Xbox is ramping up these days, especially with regard to continuing rumors that the

The teenage hiker rescued in the California wilderness after becoming disoriented on a hike and lost for days began to hallucinate and lost all sense of location during his ordeal, but says that he now feels a "distingui...

After getting an MBA, spending time as a consultant for a major consultancy, and serving under multiple legendary CIOs in various corporate positions, Duane Anderson joined Marquette Group/USMotivation in June of 2009. M...

Native advertising is changing the economics of digital journalism, offering publishers an alternative to the ever-more-devalued display ad. And Google doesn't want any part of it.

Saturday's conjunction of Venus & Mars with the Sun tells us it's time to become conscious of what we love and how we desire it. Wednesday's New Moon in Aries is the last of the beginning of the 2013 New Year. Who are yo...

Hillary's Magic Number: Clinton Needs $100 Million to Fend off 2016 Rivals

Ron Johnson is out at J.C. Penney, replaced by the very guy he replaced: Mike Ullman. And so ends J.C. Penney's year of living dangerously.

After a year and a half, the retailer ousted the leader it brought in from Apple and reinstalled his predecessor, Myron E. Ullman III.

Authorities move to quell sectarian violence which has has left several Coptic Christians and Muslims in Cairo dead.

A former Hooters waitress claims she was pushed out of her job after brain surgery left her with buzz cut hair and a healing scar that made it too painful to wear a wig, according to a federal lawsuit against the Hooters...

Russian President Vladimir Putin is greeted by protests in Germany and the Netherlands as he meets the leaders of both nations for trade talks.

Glasgow City Council urges people to stay away from the city's George Square after hundreds gathered to mark the death of Baroness Thatcher.

The journalist who first reported about a notebook that James Holmes allegedly sent his psychiatrist before last year's horrific theater massacre could face jail time for not revealing her sources.

A costumed street performer in New York's Times Square reacts angrily after his demand for a $2 tip is refused.