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"Killer cop." Two words. That is what Officer Edward Nero heard each day as he arrived at court to face charges related to the death of Baltimore resident Freddie Gray. His attorney Marc Zayon says it was scary for Nero, "people yelling at us, people yelling at him. It was concerning of course."

The Bank of England cut interest rates for the first time in 7 years and unveiled more stimulus measures in a bid to limit an economic slump caused by the Brexit vote.

The Navy will ditch the unpopular, blue camouflage uniforms that have been called blueberries or aquaflage, in favor of green camouflage.

During his journey to 12 national parks in 12 months, Mark Woods learned about nature's ability to connect people to themselves and their loved ones.

The Russian Olympic team says 271 athletes have been cleared to compete in the Rio Olympics, a team official said.

When staying at a stranger's private home rental on Airbnb, be on high alert when connecting your computer or smartphone to the home's WiFi internet connection. It could be infected by a past guest.

Behind every great car is a great... pepper mill. We take you through the weird, wonderful and downright bizarre objects created in the name of brand power.

Rio Haryanto is seeking Indonesian sponsors to help him finish his Formula One season.

Exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen has dismissed a new Turkish arrest warrant accusing him of organizing the failed July coup, saying it "changes nothing."

New polls that suggest Hillary Clinton has built a significant lead over Donald Trump in the wake of the Democratic convention are being viewed with skepticism by both the campaign and some key Clinton supporters.

The name of the Baltimore County police officer who fatally shot Korryn Shandawn Gaines is being withheld, Baltimore County police Chief Jim Johnson said.

One Colorado Republican has taken his discomfort with his party's presidential nominee to the airwaves.

St. George's School in Rhode Island agrees to a settlement with up to 30 ex-students who say they were sexually abuse at the prep school in the '70s and '80s.

A deadly infection crushed the dreams of a budding gymnast,but her coach gave her the courage to make an incredible comeback.

Puerto Rico has a Zika virus epidemic, but photographer Carolyn Drake didn't see any panic when she visited in July.

Winning a Super Bowl is great, maybe even greater than getting honored with a personal shout out at the White House by President Obama.

The same man who has killed seven people has struck again, Phoenix police said.

Police said Thursday the victim of a fatal knife attack in central London's Russell Square was an American woman in her 60s and ruled out terrorism as the likely motive.

The horrors of life in rebel-held eastern Aleppo are worsening, residents say, describing acute food shortages and increased aerial bombardment in the battle for control of the key Syria city.

The United States won't pay $300 million in military reimbursements to Pakistan after the Pentagon determined the country was not taking sufficient action against a US-designated terror group.