As Trump Renews Demands For Border Wall, Still No Signs That Mexico Will Pay For It
It was a common refrain for then-candidate Donald Trump during his oftentimes raucous campaign rallies: "Mexico is going to pay for the wall, 100 percent."
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It was a common refrain for then-candidate Donald Trump during his oftentimes raucous campaign rallies: "Mexico is going to pay for the wall, 100 percent."
An Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed shortly after takeoff Sunday morning was a Boeing 737 Max 8, the same model operated by Lion Air that crashed off Indonesia in October 2018.
A new study finds a midday snooze can lower your blood pressure.
J-Lo and A-Rod announced the big news on their respective Instagram accounts, boasting an impressive diamond engagement ring.
Jussie Smollett is now facing deeper legal troubles after a grand jury returned 16 felony counts against the actor for falsely reporting a hate crime attack against him in January.
An unvaccinated six-year-old Oregon boy was hospitalized for two months for tetanus and almost died of the bacterial illness
Police say a couple was caught having sex at Ohio's Kalahari Resort and then escaped a police car.
Lamont Stephenson was added to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List in connection to his alleged involvement in the 2014 murder of his fiancee and her dog in their Newark apartment.
Manafort was sentenced to a much shorter sentence than prosecutors had sought for tax and bank fraud.
A House resolution that was first intended to condemn anti-Semitism is still being expanded. But some critics are outraged that it doesn't address the lawmaker accused of making hateful comments.
Suffolk County police are sounding the alarm on a phone scam known as "spoofing." Police say it's particularly concerning because it looks like you're getting an official call from the government.
A two-year-old child nearly died last month when he developed aspiration pneumonia after eating popcorn and now his mom is sharing the experience to warn other parents.
Scientists say they've taken a major step toward developing a "mosquito birth control" drug to curb the spread of diseases that kill hundreds of thousands of people every year.
A fourth grader in Utah says his teacher forced him to wipe off the ash cross from his forehead to commemorate Ash Wednesday, saying he wasn't allowed to wear a religious symbol to class.
A startling cell phone video appears to show a man snoozing while his car is on autopilot on a busy freeway.
