Colt Suspending Production Of AR-15 Assault Rifles
The company said it will focus instead on fulfilling contracts with military and police customers for rifles.
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The company said it will focus instead on fulfilling contracts with military and police customers for rifles.
More than 500 people have been diagnosed with vaping-related breathing illnesses, but the cause remains unknown, U.S. health officials said Thursday.
Six million people are in the path of Tropical Depression Imelda, a deadly and catastrophic storm. Thirteen counties in southeast Texas are officially disaster zones.
A House committee took up the topic of police brutality, and it heard from the mother of Eric Garner.
This public service announcement mimics a typical back to school commercial, but it has a dark twist – as the students use their back to school items during a school shooting.
NDMA is the same carcinogen that prompted a massive recall of several blood pressure medications in July.
Tucked away at JFK in a room that looks like some sort of international food market are fruits, vegetables, meats, rice, plants and other items seized within the past 24 hours from travelers.
The remarks from Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defense strongly suggest that Saudi Arabia agrees with U.S. assessments that the attack was launched from Iranian soil.
A Pittsburgh area doctor is the latest to file a lawsuit against former Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown.
The hearing saw frequent sparring between Democrats and Lewandowski, and between Republicans and Democrats on the committee.
The results posted by Israel's three major TV stations indicated his political future could be in doubt.
Considered a trailblazer in broadcasting, Roberts won three Emmy awards.
An Arkansas police department that has recruited a rescue kitten says it needs the public's help to "pick the purrrrfect name" for the "little guy."
An Oklahoma Woman was taken into custody Sunday after allegedly threatening to "shoot 400 people for fun," possibly at her former high school, according to deputies.
A North Carolina cheerleading team was placed on probation Monday after posing for a picture in front of a Trump 2020 re-election banner at a football game.
