2 degrees, pilot's license, NASA job ... at 17 years old
Moshe Kai Cavalin got a community college degree at 11, and has not stopped his prodigious path since, which also includes published books
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Moshe Kai Cavalin got a community college degree at 11, and has not stopped his prodigious path since, which also includes published books
Scientists are working with army chefs to provide troops with new versions of cake, jerky, even pizza
Driver installed camera in vehicle, claiming he's faced unruly passengers before and doesn't feel safe
A denial, a claim, but few real answers after Russian jet crash in Egypt, and GOP presidential candidates agree to take more control over their debates
3 sought after mosque outside Boston spray painted with the letters; worshippers fear violence could be next
In his "No Seconds" series, photographer Henry Hargreaves captures the haunting images of death row inmates' last meal requests
In his "No Seconds" series, photographer Henry Hargreaves captures the haunting images of death row inmates' last meal requests
Investigators say cargo ship's apparent position could help in recovery of "black box"; vessel with 33 crew went down off Bahamas during Hurricane Joaquin
Kansas City comes back yet again, sends game to extra innings; Royals' first crown since 1985 and second ever
A yearlong Associated Press investigation illuminated the problem of rape and sexual misconduct committed by law officers in the United States
Geologists say the crack discovered in a rural area in north central Wyoming could be the result of a landslide
Police say a gunman armed with a rifle marched down a city street and shot and killed three people before being fatally shot in a gun battle with police
Authorities are searching for a suspect in a shooting reported in the early hours of Sunday in a parking lot near two dormitories on the N.C. campus
Dentist in Albuquerque is hoping to get ahead in fight against post-Halloween cavities with cash, and for another good cause
In a yearlong investigation of sexual misconduct by U.S. law enforcement, The Associated Press uncovered about 1,000 officers who lost their badges