National Zoo launches “endangered song” to help save tigers
There are only about 400 Sumatran tigers left in the world, so the National Zoo and indie band Portugal. The Man teamed up to raise awareness
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There are only about 400 Sumatran tigers left in the world, so the National Zoo and indie band Portugal. The Man teamed up to raise awareness
Voters in Georgia overwhelmingly chose a constitutional ban on same-sex marriages in 2004; gay rights group launches legal challenge that has been successful elsewhere
GOP state Rep. Thomas Carmody said constituents had requested move; some feared costly lawsuit over separation of church and state
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled by a 6-2 vote that Michigan voters had a right to ban affirmative action in their state via a ballot initiative
Mayor de Blasio growing increasingly frustrated with questions and opposition to his attempt to put a halt on NYC's iconic carriage horse industry
Authorities say pair employed students from local high schools and colleges to distribute cocaine, marijuana, hash oil and ecstacy
When a new product called "Palcohol" was approved, it got a lot of attention because many fear it will become a favorite of underage drinkers
The Supreme Court is considering whether Aereo, a company offering cloud-based technology providing a new way to watch TV, is violating copyright law
Suit announced by the American Humanist Association contends inclusion of phase "under God" in the pledge is discriminatory toward atheist children
Battle to bring 3 little girls from Guatemala dragged out after Central American nation suspended adoptions, but Savanna, Sophia and Sydney are finally home
Police say 17-year-old girl fell out of moving SUV in which she was a passenger and then was run over by the same vehicle
18-month-old Lucey beats out 49 drooling competitors to be crowned winner of this year's "Beautiful Bulldog" contest
How was he able to get past airport security? And how did he survive at 38,000 feet?
Siale Angilau, 25, died at a hospital after he was shot in the chest as he rushed the witness with a pen in an "aggressive, threatening manner," the FBI says
One of Dr. Prabhjot Singh's alleged attackers charged with a hate crime, but the Columbia professor has been focused on educating the community about Sikhism