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Around Cleveland and Pittsburgh, a web of chefs, butchers and farmers is trying to bring the landscape back into balance.

Dr. Phil claims copyright infringement in federal lawsuit filed in East Texas against Gawker

Dozens of dead school children in Newtown last December. Dozens more shootings of children every month since. When does it stop? Will our society ever value children more than bullets? Must we wait until their tiny bodie...

Some of the most creative and innovative watchmakers at Baselworld 2013 were not only housed inside of Hall 1, where the most renowned global watch brands resided. They were located throughout the multi-building Basel fa...

Marlene Hodge and others allege a dorm supervisor sexually abused deaf girls as young as 4 during the 60s and 70s at Fanwood deaf school in White Plains, N.Y.

Three women who went missing in separate cases have been found together in the city of Cleveland, police say. A 52-year-old man and his 2 brothers are arrested.

Robert DeNapoli watched silently from the front row of a Middlesex Superior courtroom today as the man who shot him over and over during the robbery of a Woburn jewelry store pleaded guilty to more than 30 charges for pl...

The biggest occasion in their 81-year history is approaching for minnows Wigan but the FA Cup final might prove an unwelcome distraction in their battle to retain English Premier League status.

Ida Skivenes brings a new meaning to "playing with your food." Skivenes, a 29-year-old food enthusiast who lives in Oslo, Norway, makes creative and edible masterpieces out of breakfast food, including her favorite meal ...

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) -- A national pioneer in the charter schools movement says Maine is seeing the same kind of growth pains in establishing the schools as Minnesota did two decades ago.

Brian Lam, founder of gadget review site The Wirecutter, on his pared down media diet. "I try not to open Twitter too often. Some editors, I don't know how they're getting any work done."

Harvard was only the beginning. Eight months after allegations of widespread cheating rocked the Ivy League university, another cheating scandal emerged on Tuesday afternoon at an affiliate college of Columbia University...

As long as we're on the subject of shiny new gun laws, Steve Benen points out yet another offering from the great state of Texas: Perhaps the most controversial of the gun-related items, HB 1076 would ban state agencies ...

Lawyers for the James E. Holmes, who is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 in a Colorado movie theater, say he wants to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity.

And here I was thinking that Brazilian inflation was bad. Russia is ahead of the curve, with inflation at 7.2%. That puts Russia's real interest rate at just 1.05%. The refinance rate is 8.25%.

Hollande says he is taking AQIM threats seriously and that operations in Mali should continue for "as long as it takes".

It's been more than a week since he came out, with more than a week of reactions both positive and positively idiotic, including a book publisher that says "his story already has been told." But our private conversations...

A year after Amanda Berry disappeared in Cleveland, her mother agreed to go on the Montell Williams show to speak to a psychic to find some real answers about what happened to her daughter.

IKEA's first Miami-Dade store, in Sweetwater, is now under construction, and is set to open next summer.

Jurors took just over two hours to convict Walter Bailey of September 2006 slayings; he now faces the death penalty.

The Constitution no longer is relevant in the post 9/11 world. Obama says its okay to kill 'em all.

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