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It could have been a celebration of one of President Barack Obama's most significant foreign-policy legacies. Instead, on Thursday, almost two years to the day when Obama single-handedly overturned U.S. …

OCEANSIDE, N.Y. -- A New York couple was horrified when a UPS delivery that they thought was a Christmas present turned out to be an assault rifle. Newsday reports that Joel Berman opened the keyboard-sized case in front...

The Turks and Caicos Islands will be governed by its first female premier after the main opposition party dealt a major upset to the ruling party in Thursday's general elections. …

1. In his final press conference of the year, President Obama on Friday insisted his administration handled Russia's hack of the Democratic National Committee "the way it should have been handled." Obama revealed that wh...

In 1981, an oilman named George Mitchell developed a fixation on a geologic formation called the Barnett Shale, near Fort Worth, Texas, in which some promising drilling prospects were locked under seemingly unbreachable ...

But he also said that "if we have a strong message if we're speaking to what the American people care about, typically the popular vote and the Electoral College vote will align"

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After a rough 2016 which involved feuds and rehab, Cleveland native Kid Cudi is finishing out the year with his sixth studio album, "Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin.'"

On Dec. 17 every year, the United States celebrates Wright Brothers Day to mark the first successful flight by two Ohio brothers who went on to become aviation pioneers.

New study says this can make teenagers more aggressive

1. Gemini Espresso Maker ($45) Coffee hour has never been cuter. This Italian-made stovetop percolator, sold at the MoMA gift store, comes in a set with mugs and saucers included. Buy it at MoMA. 2. A baby pineapple ($33...

Videos showing Denver police confiscating blankets from the homeless in freezing temperatures are shining a spotlight on the national issue of policing homelessness.

President touts accomplishments of the last 8 years and comments on the hacks and more

Beverly Emers, who dropped out of high school and served nine stints in jail, enrolled in college after her young son asked her, "When are you graduating?"

New York fancies itself the biggest and the best at pretty much everything. But when it comes to airports, the city that never sleeps is really good at being the absolute worst. Few places offer as much decrepitude, cong...

At its best, being a diehard fan of the National Basketball Association feels a bit like belonging to a family. For the past two decades, Craig Sager--a longtime sideline reporter for Turner Sports who died on Thursday, ...

SALT LAKE CITY -- A Utah couple died after faulty Christmas tree lights sparked a fire at their home of 49 years, authorities said. The fire started Thursday night in a front room of the house in Woods Cross, about 10 mi...

Police in Upstate New York thought they were being valiant heroes.

Officials and others say President Joseph Kabila, days away from his scheduled exit, has looted millions of dollars in public assets, with potential repercussions that could make him try to stay in power.

Most mornings this August, Wedad Hussein Ali, a 28-year-old Kurdish journalist with a trim beard and a penchant for spiking his hair, would get up early to drive his big brother, Sardar, to work. The trip from Kora, thei...

Fifty-five were injured in the attack, which targeted a bus carrying soldiers on weekend leave in the city of Kayseri.

Hundreds of thousands of anti-Park demonstrators gather again, but this time are met by the president's supporters.