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Few police officers ever face trial for shooting deaths, let alone are convicted.

The US Marine Corps announced Thursday that it would "temporarily suspend" flight operations for 14 F-35B fighters due to software issues.

A former Obama official said the previous administration "sort of choked" in its effort to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin over his attempts to influence the US presidential election in Donald Trump's favor, The Washington Post reported Friday.

A Texas mother whose two children died of heat exposure after she left them in a car was arrested Friday, local authorities said.

Five friends have been snapping the same photo in the same pose on the same cabin bench every five years for the past 35 years.

While politicians in Washington debate building a wall between the United States and Mexico, Americans who've moved south of the border have a different perspective on the country they've come to call home.

Brigham Young University is changing school policy so that students who report being victims or witnesses to sexual assault will not be punished for related honor code violations, such as drinking or using drugs.

Jadon and Anias, twin boys who were born joined at the head, have undergone extreme highs and lows in the six months since their surgery. "It has literally been the journey of sickness," says their mother, Nicole.

Police-involved shootings and controversy over use of deadly force against people of color has returned to the spotlight through a new round of trials.

An F-16D used by the famous Air Force Thunderbirds aerobatic team on Friday ran off the runway and overturned while preparing for an Ohio air show, sending two airmen to the hospital.

Senate Republicans rolled out their health care plan Thursday, and within hours the bill was already on shaky ground.

Bill Cosby's spokespeople said he will deliver educational talks teaching young people how to behave to avoid sexual assault allegations, leading to harsh criticism from a number of victims' advocacy groups.

Millions of dogs are killed each year across Asia - we must raise awareness, writes Randi Kaye

"Teens see libraries different than their parents or caregivers used to see them," says the president of the American Library Association.

The first trial of a former University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot a motorist during a 2015 traffic stop ended in a mistrial after more than 25 hours of deliberations.