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At least 40 rounds were fired during shooting that left two dead at a party in New York, police say
At least 40 rounds were fired during a shooting that left two people dead and over a dozen others injured at a house party in upstate New York, authorities said.
A happy ending after homeless woman's story featured on TV
Tucked away from Skid Row's main thoroughfare, Q sweeps the sidewalk outside her makeshift tent before her best friend and "angel" arrives with some food.
'Blood amber' may be a portal into dinosaur times, but the fossils are an ethical minefield for palaeontologists
Fossils in Burmese amber are changing what we know about life in dinosaur times, but they come laden with ethical dilemmas for paleontologists, with some fearing they could be fueling ethnic conflict in Myanmar.
Thai protesters declare 'victory' in monarchy reform rallies, after delivering their demands to authorities
Thousands gathered in Thailand this weekend at a rally calling for reform, which culminated Sunday with a group attempting to march to the Monarch's Privy Council, next to the Royal Palace, to deliver their demands -- an explosive and unprecedented move in a country that reveres the monarchy.
Salvation Army starts holiday fundraising early to 'Rescue Christmas'
The Salvation Army is getting an early start on its holiday fundraising campaign due to the unprecedented demands of the coronavirus pandemic.
Lee Kerslake, drummer for Ozzy Osbourne and Uriah Heep, has died
Lee Kerslake, drummer for Ozzy Osbourne and rock band Uriah Heep, has died, according to statements from the band posted Saturday on Facebook.
Thinking about popping the question? Let the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile help you out
Planning on proposing to your significant other? Relish the moment with an assist from the Wienermobile.
Ex-RBG law clerk: My two favorite stories about Ginsburg
Michael Klarman, who clerked for Justice Bader Ginsburg when she served at the US Court of Appeals District of Columbia in the 80s, shares his experiences working with the Brooklyn native jurist who died Friday night.
The National Weather Service spotted a massive bat colony on its weather radar
Murder hornets, zombie cicadas, invasive lizards -- the list of unexpected creatures popping up across the United States appears to be growing this year.
Why Trump can't fox the 2020 media like he did in 2016
Unlike 2016, Trump no longer controls the campaign narrative amid a media that mostly holds his feet to the fire -- and knows the difference between covering an incumbent and reporting on a challenger, writes Joe Lockhart.