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A New Hampshire martial arts instructor was held without bail today, accused of strangling or suffocating college sophomore Elizabeth Marriott, whose body remains missing, and which authorities believe was dumped at sea. 
An estimated 11 million Americans suffer from phobias and one of the most common is fear of closed spaces.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other defendants charged in the 9/11 terror attacks were back before a military judge in Guantanamo today, and the proceedings bore little resemblance to their last, chaotic appearance in the courtroom on May 5. As family members of the 9/11 victims watched, all five defendants, who were dressed in white, sat quietly except when answering direct questions posed by the judge, Col. James Pohl.
Police in Arvada, Colo., are looking for a man suspected of trying to abduct two children a few weeks before 10-year-old Jessica Ridgeway's killing to see whether there is a possible connection. 
Ten years ago, it was hard to point out Paris Jackson in a crowd. Her father, the legendary Michael Jackson, tried desperately to give his daughter a normal childhood by shielding her face during their few public outings. Fast forward to today. Now, 14-year-old Paris is ubiquitous, trying to break into the world of Hollywood and making sure everyone knows her name.
The 14-year-old Pakistani girl who was targeted and nearly killed by the Taliban for supporting education for girls has been flown to the United Kingdom for medical treatment.
The pop star opened up about her dating life and Chris Brown to Vogue.
Plus -size model Robyn Lawley proves that you don’t have to be stick thin to rock a bikini on the beach. The size-12 beauty, who recently scored a contract as Ralph Lauren’s first plus-size model, hit the Cook Islands’ Aitutaki Lagoon for an ultra-sexy photo...
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Eric and Cassandra Peoples won a $20 million judgment. Now, they're broke. The Joplin, Missouri, couple made national headlines when, in 2004, a jury awarded Eric $18 million and Cassandra $2 million, for what were determined at the time to be heath injuries that Eric suffered from workplace exposure to the chemical diacetyl, an ingredient used to give popcorn its buttery flavor and aroma. In the years since Peoples filed his suit, other workers elsewhere around the U.S. have sued for the same injury and won. ...
WALTHAM, Mass. — Mitt Romney’s campaign announced today that it raised more than $140 million in September, marking the best fundraising month to date for the Republican nominee. But Romney’s fundraising loot still came in under that of President Obama and the Democrats, who reported...
As the suspect in a girl's kidnapping has been arrested, the men who saved her are praised for being heroes.
Recent comments by a top aide and another by VP nominee Paul Ryan suggest the Romney campaign has a lot more in common with the Obama administration's plan to leave Afghanistan than initially suggested.
A popular tourist excursion near Cape Town, South Africa, turned into a horrifying experience for dozens of people when their boat capsized in chilly, shark-infested water. Three of the tourists trapped beneath the boat for hours this weekend survived by finding air pockets. Two men...
The man responsible for selecting the audience members that will grill President Obama and Mitt Romney at Tuesday's town hall debate has no idea what kind of questions the undecided voters will put to the candidates, and that's just the way he likes it.
