Paris attacks prompt focus on gun access in U.S
Push on in Congress for bill denying firearms to known or suspected terrorists; similar measures stalled several years in a row
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Push on in Congress for bill denying firearms to known or suspected terrorists; similar measures stalled several years in a row
Islamic militants storm a popular hotel in Mali, taking scores of hostages, as the investigation into the Paris attacks reveals new info on the alleged plotter's role
Assignment given to ninth-graders at Salem Junior High School was canceled after parents called to complain
A program to facilitate travel between the U.S. and some Western countries could be a security flaw
Release comes 30 years after his arrest for giving huge amount of classified info to Jewish state; his fate was frequent friction point between U.S. and Israel
Plane returns to Florida airport minutes after leaving for Minneapolis, Spirit Airlines says
Marcus Ray Johnson, 50, was convicted for killing Angela Sizemore in March 1994 after meeting the woman in an Albany, Georgia nightclub
Contrasting responses show strong emotion surrounding the death of Jamar Clark, 24, shot in the head during confrontation with two officers
Downey police Officer Ricardo Galvez was in his car at the end of his shift when two men ran up and opened fire, police say
2012 NL Rookie of the Year and fan favorite led the majors in slugging percentage and on-base average; Toronto 3rd baseman Josh Donaldson wins AL MVP
Congress says more than 250 Americans have attempted to join ISIS and one in four of them are from Minnesota
The U.S. Coast Guard has seized more cocaine this year than the last three years combined
Chicago police officer shot 17-year-old 16 times; some say the video release will spark violence
Mother brought her young son to a vandalized mosque in Texas to teach him a lesson about kindness and acceptance
Defenders of Baltimore cop who slit Shar Pei's throat said he believed the dog was dangerous, and also that it was strangling itself on a pole