Thousands of body armor plates worn by U.S. Special Operations troops are being recalled after the discovery that a small percentage of the plates have safety defects.
Ala. sheriff: Shootout that killed deputy, wounded another began when man opened fire on them
Retailers see sales decline on Black Friday despite more shoppers; Thanksgiving took spending
Read more: Sandy-Hit Stores Seek Small Business Saturday Boost
ElBaradei warns of turmoil unless Morsi rescinds decree as opposition tries to uniteRead more: Egypt Reformist Warns of Turmoil From Morsi Decree
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama and his daughters Sasha and Malia did some holiday shopping near Washington today. Dropping in on One More Page Books in Arlington, Va., Obama spent the afternoon outside the White House to promote Small Business Saturday. The family spent...Read more: Obama Shops Local Bookstore for Small Business Saturday
Most of the protesters who hounded Gov. Scott Walker for his collective-bargaining law got on with their lives long ago, but one group still gathers every day to needle the state's leading Republican.
As President Obama talks about global warming again, climate activists are cautiously optimistic that the U.S. will be more than a disinterested bystander when the U.N. climate talks resume Monday with a two-week conference in Qatar.Read more: Scientists Hope Sandy Wakes US Up to Climate Change
Deputies: Drug suspect flushes detective's recorder, taunts: 'Tighten up on your job, homie'
The Kate Middleton topless photo scandal has led to the resignation of the editor of the Irish Daily Star. In September, the tabloid published the photographs, which show the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless at a private home in France. Michael O’Kane, editor of the...Read more: Tabloid Editor Resigns Over Topless Kate Middleton Pictures
Larry Hagman, who emerged in the 1960s as the slightly befuddled astronaut in "I Dream of Jeannie," then became a major star in the 1980s primetime soap "Dallas," playing evil oil baron J.R. Ewing, has died. He was 81.
Inspectors today began picking over the rubble left when a natural gas explosion rocked Springfield, Mass., leveling a strip club and blowing out windows in a three-block radius, leaving several businesses damaged beyond repair. Firefighters, police officers and gas company workers were already on the...
A $325 million Powerball jackpot, the fourth largest in the lottery’s history, could make this holiday season especially sweet for a lucky winner, if there is one. Despite the swelling jackpot, ticket sales have been lower than usual, likely because of the holiday weekend, Powerball...
Jamie Woode recalls her fall during performance at basketball game.Read more: Watch: Injured Orlando Magic Cheerleader Discusses Accident, Recovery
A court in Argentina has convicted an Oxford educated professor at the University of North Carolina of attempting to smuggle four pounds of cocaine into the United States. Prosecutors say Paul Frampton, a 68-year-old esteemed professor of physics and astronomy, thought he was flying to South America to meet with a bikini model but ended up getting caught in what they call a "honey trap."
Read more: Court in Argentina Convicts UNC Professor of Drug Smuggling
A circus camel roamed the streets of a Southern California city after it escaped from its handlers. The camel is part of the Ramos Bros. Circus and the incident started during some exercises Friday afternoon. “Somebody dropped a wrench and one of them got scared,”...
Mark Greenblatt tracks latest on Oxford-educated scientist caught in drug sting.Read more: Watch: Professor Paul Frampton Convicted of Drug Smuggling
John Schriffen, Reena Ninan review the latest from the wild holiday shopping day.Read more: Watch: Black Friday Aftermath Video: Hot Deals Mayhem
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