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HARTFORD, Conn. -- A community college fired a business professor Thursday accused of comparing education officials to Nazis by shouting in German and giving a Nazi salute for more than 10 minutes at a faculty and admini...

India is the world's largest democracy, and it's serious about its constitution. The country pulls out all the stops to celebrate its remarkable achievement in self-governing each Republic Day.

An elaborate scheme centered on helicopter rescues from Everest and nearby peaks has defrauded insurance companies of millions of dollars.

The shutdown reveals the administration's callous elitism.

Early on in this week's episode of Vanderpump Rules, the Bravo series that chronicles the lives and loves of the staff at a Los Angeles restaurant, Tom Sandoval stands behind the bar, serving a drink to his boss, Lisa Va...

The goal is to depart amicably on a positive note, so that you can maintain future relationships with everyone throughout your career.

And then there were 19. California Assemblyman Brian Maienschein, re-elected in November as a Republican in the 77th district, announced on Thursday that he has switched parties and is now a Democrat. "Leaving the Republ...

The Make America Great Again caps are synonymouswith President Trump, but after the Covington Catholic standoff, some say they're a symbol of racism.        

Trump took the bait, chortles White House aide Kellyanne Conway's husband.

The indictment and arrest of longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone Friday morning in Florida fills in a big missing piece of the emerging picture that special counsel Robert Mueller is painting: The Trump campaign ...

Appointment of Abdul Ghani Baradar comes as talks with the US to end 17-year Afghan war appear to gain momentum.

Democrats are making the most of fumbling shutdown statements made by members of an administration stocked with billionaires.

"It’s literally like getting eaten alive." That’s the description that North Carolina resident Dontre Davis gave after being asked by a reporter what it was like to be attacked by a pit bull -- just weeks after he wa...

U.S.-born Marzieh Hashemi says she was jailed for her journalism and her beliefs

Two career White House security specialists rejected Jared Kushner's application for a top-secret security clearance, but a supervisor dismissed their recommendation and approved it, two people with knowledge of the matt...

Setting the table for a smorgasbord recession.

In the early 1990s, major professional societies--including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American College of Physicians, and the American Heart Association--recommended hormone replacement...

New DNA evidence could impact the future of an inmate who has been on death row for more than 35 years. Kevin Cooper was convicted of the 1983 Chino Hills massacre in California that left four people dead and an 8-year-o...

The chief of Central African Republic's soccer federation appeared at the International Criminal Court on Friday for the first time since he was arrested late last year in France on …

While it does not mention WikiLeaks by name, referring to the group instead as "Organization 1," the indictment makes clear that the outfit,headed byJulian Assange, is at the heart of the case.        

Some U.S. diplomats left the embassy in Caracas for the airport on Friday in a convoy escorted by police, according to a Reuters witness, after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro broke off relations with Washington and ...

As you might have witnessed, a picture of a young man flipping a “massive wave” of delicious-looking fried rice in a pan took the internet by storm. The rice in the screenshot of a YouTube prank video was totally art...