State Department admits low morale, as it defends reorganization
"Please don't give up. Don't give up on this building. Don't give up on what America's doing."
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"Please don't give up. Don't give up on this building. Don't give up on what America's doing."
Douglas tweeted that women should "dress modestly" in response to a comment by teammate Aly Raisman, a victim of sexual abuse, about victim shaming
The mother of the boys, ages 7 and 9, was critially injured, an LAPD spokesman said
The figures come as Capitol Hill debates sexual harassment policies, and how to move forward with accusations in Congress
The man who eventually killed Lee Harvey Oswald told an FBI informant to "watch the fireworks" shortly before JFK was killed in 1963
"It doesn't seem like it's gas related because there would have been a huge explosion," resident Jose Tavarez told CBS New York
Sean Suiter is being remembered as a great cop, known for his smarts and his smile. Police are still searching for his killer
For the past two years, students have been excavating nearly every closet in the 100-year-old school
It's a matter of survival for some retailers in a year when dozens of major chains closed more than 5,000 stores
Senate Judiciary Committee asks for more information about a request from a Russian with ties to Putin
Ryan Riggs, 21, is charged with killing Rhonda Chantay Blankinship
"The Department of Justice is duty-bound to defend laws as they are written," he said at a Federalist Society event
Danica Patrick says it took her months to come to realization that her career is all but over
Defense attorneys argue Jose Garcia Zarate accidentally shot the 32-year-old, but the prosecutor has sought to prove he pointed the gun at her and pulled the trigger deliberately
Sanders addressed allegations against Al Franken, Roy Moore and the president himself