The recent courting ruling that dismisses the murder conviction in the death of Chandra Levy keeps alive the sensational story about the Washington intern and her affair with then-Congressman Gary Condit.
The new Sandy Hook Elementary School, built to replace the one demolished after a massacre that took the lives of 20 children and six educators, features three courtyards, study spaces designed to look like treehouses and a moat-like raingarden.
The most basic of baking ingredients, flour, is at the center of a complicated question: How did it become contaminated with bacteria normally found in animal feces?
The 16-year-old son of former Miami Dolphins linebacker Antonio Armstrong has been charged in the murders of Armstrong and his wife, Dawn, in their Texas home Friday.
Hillary Clinton acknowledges that Americans have a legitimate concern about her trustworthiness, particularly related to her email scandal and the Benghazi terror attacks, but criticized those who have attempted to undermine her Democratic presidential campaign and make a “caricature” out of her, in an exclusive interview with “Fox News Sunday.”
At least 16 people died in the hot air balloon crash in Central Texas, the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday, adding that investigators are still trying to determine the exact number of passengers.
In a gesture of solidarity following the gruesome killing of a French priest, Muslims on Sunday attended Catholic Mass in churches and cathedrals across France and beyond.
Powerball officials announced Sunday one ticket sold in New Hampshire matched all six numbers in Saturday night's Powerball drawing worth $487 million.
For some people, having a digestive system that converts ordinary food into alcohol might sound like a dream come true: You never have to drink in order to get drunk!
For the two decades that the internet has been in our lives, despite all the changes and technology improvements, one constant has remained: pokey connections.
The political donation network backed by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch will sit out this year's presidential election and focus on keeping the Senate in Republican hands.
The increasingly anti-cop climate throughout the nation has raised concerns that police recruitment could suffer, but so far – at least in certain cities - it may actually be bringing in more applications, law enforcement authorities told FoxNews.com.