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Sylvia Driskell, a 66-year-old woman from Auburn, Nebraska, wants to sue every gay person in the world. Driskell will represent herself in Driskell v. Homosexuals, claiming she is an earthly "ambassador" of "God and His ...

Caroll Spinney has spent nearly half a century donning a big yellow bird suit. Now, he's the subject of the new documentary I Am Big Bird

Politicians embark on a final day of campaigning across Wales before the general election on Thursday.

The US government offers rewards totalling $20m for information on what it says are four leaders of the Islamic State militant group.

One of the gunman who targeted Sunday's "Draw Mohammed" cartoon contest in Texas had reportedly been in contact with an influential ISIS recruiter in the weeks before the attack. ABC...

WASHINGTON

Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged Tuesday that, if elected, she would go even further than President Obama in issuing executive actions should Congress fail to pass immigration reforms. Seeking to draw...

The oldest living World War II veteran will turn 109 years old this Monday, but he already has a head start with celebrations.

Yasmine Habash considers her mother, Dawn, her best friend. Every year, the U.S. women travel to the Indian subcontinent together. This time, Yasmine is back alone -- searching for her missing mother.

If you are grateful for small things, it is a good sign that even constant critics of the police are denouncing the murder of NYPD cop Brian Moore. No less...

"There are so many hopefuls in the Republican race, we've got to start narrowing the field," Jon Stewart said on Tuesday's Daily Show. He had a helpful suggestion, too. "Let's do it with a game I call 'Let's Get Rid of T...

WASHINGTON

The co-pilot suspected of purposely crashing his Germanwings plane into the French Alps March 24, killing everyone on board, practiced a controlled descent on a flight earlier that day, the German newspaper Bild reports....

Obama administration officials and lawmakers are calling for greater accountability and tougher disciplinary procedures at the Drug Enforcement Administration after the agency imposed only light punishments on agents who...

But there's plenty of room for improvement

Arizona officials find fake skeletons in lawn chairs while searching for bodies

The Mets previously wore NYPD caps to honor 9/11 first responders

UNITED NATIONS

In the wake of Baltimore's upheaval, President Obama, among others, reminded the country that the city's longstanding economic inequality was beneath the response to Freddie Gray's death. "This is not new," Obama said. "...

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency has punished agents responsible for keeping a San Diego college student handcuffed and in a cell for five days without food or water.

First ferry services allowed to operate in more than 50 years, as relations improve between two countries.