The parents of two Americans killed in the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya, filed a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton claiming, among other things, wrongful death and defamation.
The Hillary Clinton campaign is sounding the alarm over rival Donald Trump’s sudden fundraising surge, alerting donors in an internal memo that his $80 million July haul was “far more” than expected and should serve as a “wake up call.”
Satellite photos released on Monday appear to show China making progress on construction of at least two dozen hardened concrete hangars suitable for housing Chinese air force planes, including strategic bombers and inflight refuelers, on disputed islands in the South China Sea.
A soldier accused of fatally stabbing, strangling and burning the body of the mother of his then-14-year-old girlfriend contends only the daughter is to blame for her mom’s death in Pennsylvania in 2015.
A U.S. immigration official accused in a federal report of hindering law enforcement agents seeking a suspect in the San Bernardino terror attack and then lying about it has been nominated for a prestigious award – for telling her employees to stay calm and fetching one who was eating lunch in his car.
A federal judge on Tuesday upheld Rod Blagojevich's 14-year prison sentence on corruption counts, setting aside pleas for leniency by the former Illinois governor's wife and daughters during his resentencing.
The powerful commander of an Iran-backed Shiite militia in Iraq -- whom the U.S. freed after the kidnapping deaths of four American soldiers in 2007 -- has hinted that his fighters could blend in with Iraqi forces to kill Americans on the battlefield in Mosul.
Most of golf's biggest stars, from Jordan Spieth to Rory McIlroy to Dustin Johnson, pulled out of contention to represent their nation in the Olympic golf tournament for various reasons - from scheduling to concerns over the Zika virus to a simple lack of desire to win an Olympic medal in a sport is centered around four major championships.
Garth Brooks has departed his deal with RCA after just one album, and has announced that he will release his two upcoming projects via his self-owned Pearl Records.
As director of the College of Southern Idaho Refugee Center, Zeze Rwasama and his small staff meet refugees at the airport in Boise and take them to their new homes, where they show them how to work appliances, where to shop and how to fill out paperwork for the federal government.
