Edward Crawford, shown throwing a tear gas canister in an iconic photo from the Ferguson protests after Michael Brown's death, has died, his uncle said.
On the first day back to school since 15-year-old Jordan Edwards was killed by a police officer, more than 100 of his football teammates prayed and cried with the boy's family in a Dallas suburb.
Eight members of a Penn State fraternity are charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of a student after a night of heavy drinking, the local district attorney's office said.
The history of competitive running is measured out by milestones. Roger Bannister's four-minute mile, Jim Hines's 10-second 100m, and Paula Radcliffe's unprecedented 2:15:25 marathon all redefined the barriers of human potential.
Country music star Loretta Lynn, 85, suffered a stroke Thursday at her home in Hurricane Hills, Tennessee, and has been hospitalized, according to a statement on her website.
No, the government is not trying to muzzle one of the most famous comedians in America because he made a vulgar joke about President Trump. Colbert is not being censored.
Former President John F. Kennedy's grandson Jack Schlossberg gave a rare live interview Friday, discussing why he thinks former President Barack Obama is courageous and also his favorite JFK speech.
About a month after Aaron Hernandez was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison, a correction officer at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Massachusetts visited his cell to check for marks and bruising.
