Oregon incinerator may have burned aborted fetal tissue
Local officials order public-private facility to stop accepting medical waste for now; its output generates electricity
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Local officials order public-private facility to stop accepting medical waste for now; its output generates electricity
Two of the three women held prisoner for a decade in Cleveland house of horrors say comedian's joke went too far
Incident comes less than two weeks after he pitched against Boston with what appeared to be pine tar on his hand
Wilson, who led Seattle to its first Super Bowl title in February, announced he and wife Ashton are splitting up
Coach says he won't change anything after group complains he is promoting his own Christian religion among players at publicly funded institution
Chicago man's rowing program is proving a pair of oars can turn the tide of a young person's life
Passenger says TSA agents ignored their own guidelines when they detained her after she refused to let them X-ray bottles of pumped breast milk for her baby
Alan Gross says he believes intervention by the Obama administration is his last hope
Native Americans, farmers and ranchers from across the United States demonstrate against proposed Keystone XL pipeline
More than 125 years after 16 people died in wreck, NOAA finds doomed steamship in 217 feet of water near Golden Gate Bridge
Proceeding to decide whether soldier should face court martial in 2007 slayings of brothers
After a stowaway teenager climbed over an airport fence and traveled across the Pacific in the wheel well of a Hawaii Airlines plane, many are questioning the safety of the nation's airports.
Governor Deal defends move to allow guns in churches and schools under certain circumstances as an important protection of Second Amendment rights
Lawyer representing mom of 17-year-old who died in fiery wreck says teen "had her whole future before her"
Soldier convicted of leaking classified documents to anti-secrecy website serving a 35-year sentence at Army prison