Firefighters killed in Iraq remembered for determination to help others
"They were doing exactly what they should have been doing, and they wouldn't have had it any other way"
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"They were doing exactly what they should have been doing, and they wouldn't have had it any other way"
Investigators have an important new clue in the hunt for the suspect or suspects who have killed two people and injured four
The birth control pill is nearly 60 years old, but there's never been one for men, and one doctor says it's about time
Facebook may have violated an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission about the use of user data, experts suggest
He keynoted the National Republican Congressional Committee's annual March dinner, which raised $32 million this year
In upper Alabama, punishing winds hit hard, ripping off roofs, blowing transformers, dropping hail the size of baseballs and leaving a swath of ruin
Police say 17-year-old Austin Wyatt Rollings opened fire in a hallway and shot a 16-year-old girl
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, asked how the purchase of an elaborate dining set came about, said he left the decision to his wife
Ethan Couch, who killed 4 people while driving drunk in 2013, used an "affluenza" defense that was widely ridiculed
FBI said Tuesday night that the suspicious package at the shipping facility "contained explosive device" and is linked to the other explosions
Documents obtained by The Associated Press show there was a key change in design and placement of doomed bridge
National Weather Service says New York City and northern suburbs could get 12 to 16 inches of snow
Lethal injection could cause Russell Bucklew's tumors to rupture, leading him to choke on his own blood, his attorney says
"We've just been hearing a lot of fighting, the cops had been here a lot," said Kathleen Smith of Allentown
Zachary Cruz, 18, rode his skateboard onto the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School campus, police say