Missouri attorney general, Josh Hawley, says his state will act against the scourge of human trafficking using criminal and consumer protection statutes.
Last week, Facebook users around the world were greeted with a mysterious change. There, atop the usual news feed, was a row of circles. Inside each circle, a photo of one of their friends.
The man accused of arson in a massive fire that collapsed part of Interstate 85 in Atlanta discussed smoking crack with two others before the blaze started, an arrest affidavit shows.
At a time of growing concern about civilian casualties in Iraq, the US-led coalition issued a report Saturday that says at least 229 civilians likely have been killed by coalition strikes there and in Syria since Operation Inherent Resolve began nearly three years ago.
A year after losing the national title game on a buzzer-beater, North Carolina is back in the championship contest of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan finally received his Nobel Prize in literature Saturday at a private ceremony in Stockholm, according to a statement posted online by the head of the Swedish Academy.
The SpaceX founder could eventually decrease the cost of a rocket launch significantly, which would make his goal of colonizing Mars more achievable, Don Lincoln says
Donna Kalil couldn't hear a python slithering in the grass with the wind blowing. But spotting a tunnel-shaped snake trail, she disappeared into the cattails hunting for one.
The man accused of arson in a fire that collapsed part of an elevated interstate in Atlanta, triggering what's expected to be months of traffic complications in one of the nation's most congested cities, is being held on $200,000 bond, a Fulton County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman said.
Another year, another batch of videos and advertisements released on April Fools' Day. What's real and what's not? You be the judge. But here are some of our favorite ads on this day dedicated to pranksters:
