Edible marijuana offered at a quinceañera celebration is suspected of sickening 19 people Saturday night in San Francisco's Mission District, according to the city's Department of Public Health.
From inside a Texas prison cell, polygamous prophet Warren Jeffs is orchestrating a shakeup of his embattled sect, the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, federal prosecutors allege in court documents filed Monday.
A former Republican governor of Michigan is breaking with his party to endorse Hillary Clinton, as both she and Donald Trump head there this week to lay out their economic plans.
Jeni Stepien's father Michael was murdered 10 years ago, but Jeni knew he would still be there in spirit. His heart was there too, beating inside Arthur Thomas.
A federal lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Ahmed Mohamed, the Muslim teen who was detained and hauled off in handcuffs last year because authorities thought a handmade clock he brought to his Texas high school to show his teachers was a bomb.
By day, Richard "Scott" Silverthorne is mayor of Fairfax, Virginia, the wealthy Washington suburb of 22,000 people. He's also a substitute teacher in the county public schools.
Walmart (WMT) announced Monday that it has agreed to buy Jet.com, a much-hyped e-commerce site trying to take on Amazon (AMZN, Tech30) directly, for $3 billion in cash, with another $300 million in stock kicked in for good measure.
Alex Rodriguez announced Sunday he will be retiring from playing baseball and will become an adviser to the New York Yankees. See images from Rodriguez's life and career.
Twenty-four people attending a music festival in Ohio were hospitalized Saturday from drug overdoses, according to the Richland County Sheriff's office.
