Canadian singing quartet The Tenors have suspended a member of its group after he changed a lyric in his country's national anthem and held up a sign proclaiming "All Lives Matter" during a pregame performance at the 87th All-Star Game on Tuesday.
Pennsylvania prison officials are investigating the death of a drug-detecting police dog left in a hot vehicle for 2½ hours during a training exercise.
A recently uncovered note suggests that artist Vincent van Gogh, who famously chopped off his left ear in 1888, likely cut off more of the appendage than was previously thought.
More than two dozen people were sickened in an apparent mass drug overdose on a New York City street corner, sparking warnings from police and health officials about the dangers of using K2, also known as synthetic marijuana.
Islamic State terror leaders are reportedly preparing for the fall of its so-called caliphate after the U.S.-led coalition and Russian-backed forces made significant gains in recent months in Iraq and Syria.
The Republican platform committee included language calling for a border wall along the U.S. and Mexican border in the draft party platform, getting behind one of presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump's keystone proposals.
“Pokemon Go” has become a phenomenon since its launch last week, although the location-based Nintendo game is sparking controversy at sites such as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Arlington National Cemetery and Auschwitz.
Phoenix police said Tuesday that a seventh homicide and three other shootings are related to the same serial shooter or shooters believed to be responsible for sixth other murders in recent months.
The former Southern California home of President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, was reportedly sold to billionaire businessman Jerry Perenchio for $15 million.