Chicago Police 'Not Tough,' Says Donald Trump
The killing in the city could stop in "one week" if police were "being very much tougher than they are now," Trump said.
View ArticleBoy with New Hands Says Best Part is Being Able to Hug Mom
Zion Harvey of Owings Mills, Maryland, shares what it's like being the first child ever to receive a double hand transplant.
View ArticleHillary Clinton Campaign Fights Back on 'Outrageous' Clinton Foundation Attacks
Team Clinton is insisting everything was on the up-and-up when then-secretary Hillary Clinton met with foundation donors.
View ArticleEarth's Closest Star Has A Potentially Habitable Planet Orbiting It,...
The announcement was made by a team of international scientists Wednesday.
View ArticleTrump to Appeal to Black Voters in Detroit
Donald Trump’s retooled campaign is visiting several urban cities to shake the label that he is racist.
View ArticleBrain-Eating Amoeba: Florida Teen Defies the Odds
Breaking: A 16-year-old Florida boy diagnosed with the brain-eating amoeba has become the fourth person in the U.S. to survive the illness.
View ArticleGaston Weakens; Disturbance Moves Toward Florida
Breaking: Gaston has been downgraded back to a tropical storm with 70 mph winds.
View ArticlePulse Shooting Survivors Won’t Face Hospital Bills
The two Orlando hospitals that treated victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting are writing off an estimated $5.5 million.
View ArticleRyan Lochte Charged With Making False ‘Robbery’ Report, Summoned to Brazil
Brazilian police say American swimmer Ryan Lochte lied about a robbery to cover up partying at the Olympics; he landed a new sponsor anyway.
View ArticleJudge Orders Release Of Extra Hillary Clinton Emails To Begin By September 13
The FBI discovered nearly 15,000 additional emails during its investigation.
View ArticleFootball Concussions Serious But Not Always Debilitating, Says Neurologist
In a book, Michigan neurologist and sports reporter dispel some of the myths surrounding hype over concussions and traumatic brain injuries.
View ArticleNew Donald Trump Campaign CEO Was Accused Of Domestic Violence
New details are coming to light about the life of Steve Bannon, a former Breitbart News executive.
View ArticleJohn McCain Too 'Old' and 'Weak' for the Senate, says GOP Challenger Kelli Ward
John McCain has a primary challenger for his Senate seat who says he might not live to see the end of another term.
View ArticleFederal Reserve May Raise Interest Rates: What That Means For You
Janet Yellen, the chair of the Fed, signaled in a speech today that the central bank is still considering a rate hike in the future.
View ArticleYoung Mom Shot Dead as She Pushed Newborn Baby in a Stroller Past Chicago School
The victim, Chicago Bulls star Dwyane Wade's first cousin, was shot in the head as 2 men opened fire on another man Friday afternoon.
View ArticleFirst US Case of Zika Spread Through Sex By Man with No Symptoms
The Centers for Disease Control says a Maryland man contracted Zika overseas, then later infected his sex partner without showing symptoms.
View ArticleDisney Disaster: Family Files Lawsuit against Grand Californian Hotel and Spa
A trip to Disneyland's Grand Californian Hotel and Spa is the trip of a lifetime. Did bed bugs ruin this family's happiest place on earth?
View ArticleHeavy Rain Events, Like Louisiana, Expected in a Warmer Planet
The historic flooding in Louisiana damaged thousands of homes, flooded major interstates and left at least 13 people dead.
View ArticleAmazon to Test 30-Hour Work Week With Teams Entirely Made up of Part-Time...
Teams will comprise only part-time workers, including managers.
View ArticleKilling of Dwyane Wade's Cousin Yet Another Reason to 'VOTE TRUMP,' Tweets Trump
Outrage follows candidate's attempt to capitalize on young mother's shooting death to draw attention to his campaign.
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