Basketball player's eyeball pops out after poke to face
Former University of Virginia forward Akil Mitchell can still see just fine, but he doesn't want to watch any videos of the incident
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Former University of Virginia forward Akil Mitchell can still see just fine, but he doesn't want to watch any videos of the incident
More than one billion people are expected to tune in to CCTV's New Year Gala, welcoming the year of the rooster
The crab was first spotted nearly 20 years ago, but just recently made its way into the spotlight
American lawyer working at U.N.'s highest court said she was victim of "racially-motivated" rough arrest for jaywalking
Burin Intin, a welder who opposes the military junta running his country, could have been jailed for twice as long for his actions
One woman started petition after she said she was fired because she wasn't wearing heels -- and now the issue will be debated in Parliament
In 1st official meeting with foreign leader, whose name White House eventually got right, focus on trade, and maybe torture
“To say that torture works is a bit like saying slavery works as a model of economic production," a former British intelligence official said
Despite Mr. Trump's insistence that Mexico will pay for the wall, Enrique Peña Nieto repeated Wednesday that "Mexico will not pay for any wall"
Meme-generating websites reveal Chinese fascination with new U.S. leader, and willingness to laugh him off, for now
"They are like your children and deserve peace like you," girl who garnered worldwide attention through tweets from Aleppo tells new U.S. leader
Australian Open finals feature three players with combined 46 Grand Slam titles, combined age of 106
As Mr. Trump orders a plan for "safe zones" in war-torn country, Moscow says it must "calculate all possible consequences"
Chris Hasson was taking photos of his son riding a wave off Samurai Beach when something unexpected caught his eye
As lawmakers push for $4.5B restoration to drag Palace of Westminster into modern age, we see layers of "Band-Aids" worrying engineers in basement