City hasn't had violent protests
CLEVELAND — For Cleveland’s maligned police department, the barrage began with a car chase that ended when officers fired 137 rounds and ...
Capt. Debbie Tuttle of the California State Military Reserve touches her son Pfc. Keith Williams’ name Thursday during the Mountain Post Warrior Memorial Ceremony at the...
PHILADELPHIA — Investigators are combing through phone records, locomotive data, radio transmissions and surveillance video to determine if the engineer in last week’s d...
He leaves with thanks and a smile
NEW YORK — There are those who will argue the world of television hasn’t suffered such a loss in nearly a generation, and they’re right....
FERGUSON, Mo. — The makeshift mid-street memorial that marked where Michael Brown was fatally shot by a police officer last summer was cleared out Wednesday — what would...
Bicyclist’s slaying being investigated
DENVER — The shooting death of a bicyclist considered the unofficial mayor of a normally quiet Colorado town has led organizers to...
They show frustration
WASHINGTON — If President Barack Obama or his predecessor thought fighting a war with coalition partners was hard, they might consider Osama bin Lad...
He meddled in Vietnam talks
WASHINGTON — There’s little doubt Richard Nixon was up to dirty tricks before his presidency ever began.
Documents released by the National Ar...
Judge won’t reopen RadioShack auction
WILMINGTON, Del. — A Delaware bankruptcy judge has refused to reopen an auction for the sale of RadioShack’s intellectual property,...
LOS ANGELES — Model Janice Dickinson sued Bill Cosby for defamation on Wednesday over denials made by the comedian’s representatives after she accused him last year of r...
