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Fifty moms alongside their children with Down syndrome have taken the internet by storm after posting a carpool karaoke video on YouTube lip syncing "A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri.
As Toys "R" Us moves ahead with plans to liquidate, the company that owns the "KB Toys" name says it plans to open around 1,000 pop up stores before Black Friday.
In the first public statement the Facebook CEO has made on the controversy, Zuckerberg admits to mistakes involving misused data affecting more than 50 million user accounts.
The Fed is boosting its key short-term rate by a modest quarter-point to a still-low range of 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent and will keep shrinking its bond portfolio. Both steps show confidence that the U.S. economy remains sturdy nearly nine years after the Great Recession ended.
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday told an audience at the University of Miami that he would have "beat the hell out" of President Trump in high school for comments he has made about women.
A U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a $5.3 million verdict Wednesday, affirming that musicians Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams knowingly copied Marvin Gaye's song, "Got to Give it Up," to create "Blurred Lines."
Weighing in at a hefty 470 pounds and standing at nearly six feet tall, the 18-year-old gorilla prefers to stand on two legs rather than on all fours. Researchers say Louis's upright style may shed some light on the evolution of humans walking on two feet.
The shocking video appears to show a suspect shoot a dog to death in cold blood in the front yard of a home.
The LAPD wants you to know calling 911 to order a pizza in the event of an emergency is not recommended - contrary to reports on social media.
Facebook's latest privacy scandal has some people reconsidering their relationship status with the social network consisting of more than 2.2 billion users. But, where are you going to go?
Witnesses said Cayleb Jones was trying to keep his brother Zay Jones from jumping out a window.
Gregory Salcido was recorded in class chastising a student for wearing a U.S. Marines sweatshirt.
Last week, Christopher Pinon removed his GPS tracker. It was later found in a trash can in downtown L.A.
Detectives were unsure if it was a legal marijuana operation, police said.
The suspect set off an explosive device in his vehicle after being pursued by police.
