Television news has long used graphics at the bottom of their screens to identify the people and places in their stories – but with the 2016 presidential race, two networks lately have been injecting analysis into them during their news reporting.
A Mississippi woman who once sought to disguise a planned journey to join the Islamic State group as her honeymoon was sentenced by a federal judge Thursday to 12 years in prison on a terrorism charge.
A child was reportedly conscious but had to be airlifted to a hospital after falling from a roller coaster at a western Pennsylvania amusement park Thursday afternoon, officials said.
Sports Court: Tamara Holder and Eric Guster discuss UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen's profane message to Donald Trump and examine the role of college athletes when it comes to speaking out on their own in regard to social issues
Sports Court: Tamara Holder and Eric Guster discuss the International Olympic Committee providing 450,000 condoms to athletes in Rio's Olympic Village, while summer games are marred by more doping controversies
The 2016 presidential rivals set aside their latest campaign controversies Thursday to trade jabs on jobs, taxes and the economy -- with Donald Trump casting Hillary Clinton as bad for the housing industry and the Democratic nominee accusing her opponent of offering "no credible plans" for working Americans.
The lawyer for a man who lodged an excessive force complaint against the Florida cop who mistakenly shot and killed a 73-year-old woman Tuesday said he'd warned people the officer “was going to kill somebody.”
When Oksana Grigorieva claimed domestic abuse at the hands of Mel Gibson in the media in 2013, the California Court of Appeals ruled that she forfeited $500,000, according to multiple media reports.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is assisting county fire investigators searching for the cause of Wednesday's massive Maryland apartment building blaze that killed two, officials said.
While the United Nations touted its efforts in Haiti aimed at ending the world’s worst modern cholera epidemic -- a calamity many experts assert the U.N. itself caused -- U.N. peacekeepers were blatantly violating their own sanitary rules for containing the disease, according to an internal U.N. report that was suppressed for months.
