Facebook reveals how many users may have had data swept up by Cambridge Analytica
The announcement comes as CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify before Congress on the data privacy scandal
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The announcement comes as CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify before Congress on the data privacy scandal
Authorities are trying to track the last movements of a Washington state family before their SUV plunged off a California cliff
Police release video showing two men jumping into action following a fiery singe-car crash in a Chicago suburb
Twister Sister singer Dee Snider says he supports the movement, but thinks the song choice is "kind of weird"
Director of the National Museum of African American History says King's greatest lesson was to remind America "protest is the highest form of patriotism"
Most of the complaints target CNN, which aired the full expletive spoken by reporters and analysts and on graphics
"Taser deployments and baton strikes, manual strikes, kicks and restraint methods were a reasonable response to Thomas' escalating and continued resistance," DA's memorandum read
The two people who died were the only ones on board
Powerful wind gusts wreaked havoc on a hangar at Houston Hobby Airport
White House Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow claimed the president is ultimately in favor of free trade
Anthony Borges was hit with five bullets from the gunman's high-powered rifle when classmates say he used his body to block a doorway, preventing the shooter from entering
Josephine Wentzel, a former detective who has been helping in the hunt for Raymond McLeod, said she's seeking justice for her daughter
Marines say chopper was on routine training mission and cause of crash is under investigation
Civil rights leader and Democratic Rep. John Lewis spoke at Indianapolis' "Landmark for Peace Memorial" Wednesday morning
Authorities are asking residents to report raccoons behaving unusually to their local police station