Wife criticizes U.S. approach to hostages' families
Warren Weinstein's wife hopes recent deaths of American hostages prompt government to "take its responsibilities seriously"
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Warren Weinstein's wife hopes recent deaths of American hostages prompt government to "take its responsibilities seriously"
The running joke at the high school where Brianne Altice worked was, "Who is Ms. Altice sleeping with now?," lawsuit against school district alleges
Investigators say Ali Irsan killed his daughter's friend and his son-in-law because he was angry his daughter married a Christian
John Creech is accused in the 2012 death of Gavin Smith, whose remains were found in a shallow grave in the California desert last fall
Prosecution rests its case during penalty phase after playing video showing mom of 8-year-old Martin Richard crouched over him
Wild animals have recently migrated outside their normal habitats, causing concern among residents
Officials say Pentagon wants more transparency in its cyber mission - and it could provide some deterrence to adversaries
Michael Rapiejko sent armed suspect flying with his patrol car and says he did what he had to do
Another Secret Service black eye, as government report shows agency may have put a former president and first lady at risk
Your key fob may be stored safely in your house, but your locked car could still be wide-open to tech-savvy crooks
Far from flying into the heart of nation's capital undetected, Doug Hughes "should have been blown out of the air," lawmaker says
Wrongful death suit long expected against St. Louis suburb after unarmed black teen was shot by white police officer
Nine have been indicted in a heist involving hundreds of bottles of high-grade whiskey
Union defends officers involved in Freddie Gray's arrest as commissioner admits cops are partly "responsible for the pain in this community"
Alice Barker was a Harlem Renaissance dancer in the 30s and 40s, but had never seen footage of herself dancing before