Diamond Reynolds, the woman who livestreamed the aftermath of the fatal shooting of her boyfriend by police in Minnesota this week, told reporters Thursday that he had been shot five times. "We had our hands in the air," she said. What happened was "not acceptable, not OK and will not be tolerated," said Reynolds, who added she was in police custody from the time of Wednesday's shooting until 5 a.m. CT Thursday.
As competing factions' maneuvering around the Republican National Convention comes down to the wire, eyes are starting to focus on one senator to determine whether the gathering is good or bad for Donald Trump.
The prospect of Donald Trump tapping Indiana Gov. Mike Pence to serve as his running mate has both national Republicans and local party members salivating -- but for different reasons.
House Speaker Paul Ryan sent a letter to Director of National Intelligence James Clapper Wednesday requesting he deny any classified info to Hillary Clinton for the rest of the 2016 campaign.
Transportation Security Administration misconduct is threatening the security of the flying public, according to a report released by the House Homeland Security committee Thursday.
More people die in car crashes each year in the United States than in other high-income countries, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report Wednesday.
India Clarke was a teenager when she got the tattoo near the corner of her eye. The image was so faint, blue ink on black skin, that her family barely could make it out at first. It was a symbol of metamorphosis. "She said butterflies are always flying away, always free," a friend of hers told me. And this butterfly hinted at life beyond her body.
The annual San Fermin festival and its world-famous "Running of the Bulls" have been around for centuries. Late photographer Inge Morath was in Spain more than 60 years ago to take these pictures.
Jurgen Klinsmann is one of the most polarizing soccer coaches in the world -- but he believes his strategy of putting players "in the shark tank" and "getting nasty" will pay dividends in the long run.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's campaign posters, bumper stickers and ads will have another name on them by the end of the month and the speculation has been running high. However, all the talk begs the question of whether or not these choices will matter much to the final result.
The United States Women's Eagles star has both recovered from a broken neck and fought off cancer -- and now she is targeting a place at the Rio Olympics.
A Baltimore man pleaded guilty Wednesday to puncturing a fire hose at the scene of a CVS pharmacy fire during April 2015 riots over the death of Freddie Gray.
