Activists and Uruguayan officials say the health of a former Guantanamo detainee resettled in the South American country is deteriorating as he continues a hunger strike at his home.
One easy way to create the illusion of space is to carefully choose the paint hue on those walls. Read on to learn what colors make a room look bigger.
The safety director in an Ohio city that released photos of a 4-year-old boy in a vehicle with two adults slumped over after overdosing says he wanted to send a message to addicts that they should find a safe place for their children when using drugs like heroin and fentanyl.
Since 9/11/2001 a bipartisan Washington political elite has squandered 15 years, thousands of lives, many thousands wounded, and trillions of dollars with no coherent strategy.
The New York Police Department has marked the upcoming 15th anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks with a parade to honor the 23 officers it lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
A Mississippi police chief killed himself soon after learning that authorities were investigating allegations that he illegally sold city-owned firearms, including an assault rifle, a sheriff's official said Friday.
In 1999, when West Nile virus cases began surfacing in the United States, horror overcame Americans, causing them to shut their doors for fear of becoming infected with the mysterious mosquito-borne illness.
Would you click on a link from someone you don't know? According to a university study, you're probably going to click on it even though you're aware of the security risks. This study shows why you will disregard the warning signs and still risk clicking the link.
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's attempt to halt construction of the four-state Dakota Access oil pipeline near their North Dakota reservation, a cause that has drawn thousands to join a protest, was denied Friday by a federal judge.
Samsung probably isn't happy with all the bad publicity the Galaxy Note 7 is getting due to its faulty batteries that keep exploding, but the Korean giant is looking to change things around.
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's attempt to halt construction of the four-state Dakota Access oil pipeline near their North Dakota reservation was denied Friday by a federal judge.
Not only are locally acquired Zika cases on the rise in Florida, but 84 pregnant women have tested positive for the virus in the state, including at least 15 who've already given birth, say health officials.
A sheriff's deputy fired for tossing a student across a South Carolina classroom after she refused to put away her cellphone should get his job back, his attorney says.
Luisa Mendoza and her husband share a plastic dish loaded with starchy mix of rice and chicken accompanied by a half-eaten plantain, among about 300 people at one of Peru's 16,000 soup kitchens.
A lengthy report into the San Bernardino terror attack reveals new details about the killings last year and the way the husband and wife who carried them out died in a police shootout.