Privacy concerns over airport facial recognition tests
A trial of facial recognition technology by U.S. Customs and JetBlue aims to see if it can make the boarding process faster
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A trial of facial recognition technology by U.S. Customs and JetBlue aims to see if it can make the boarding process faster
Timothy Conant, 23, of Salt Lake City died while trying to rescue a park visitor who capsized on Yellowstone Lake
Delta Air Lines, Bank of America pull sponsorship from theater company's production of "Julius Caesar"
Six dogs from shelters, all part pit bull, will head to police and sheriff's departments and correctional facilities across the country
Gilbert and Kim Freeman are warning parents to stay vigilant and calling on lawmakers to rethink the war on drugs
Sue Hodgkinson was emotional as she spoke to reporters outside her home in Belleville, Illinois
The Republican and Democratic teams faced off just 36 hours after a gunman opened fire at a baseball practice
Amr Alzabidi was hit so hard by avocados that his jaw broke and face fractured after tempers flared over mixed-up food order
Cosby is accused of drugging and molesting a woman in 2004, and is charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault
Ray Page, who has known Hodgkinson for more than 30 years, said his friend didn't agree with the Republican party but Page never heard him make any specific threats
Officials received call Thursday morning and removed noose from tree; second time incident has happened in the area
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal said fugitives are "in custody following car chase" in Tennessee; they were on the run since Tuesday
Myah Fisher was eventually reunited with her family, who is very relieved but angry their child could go missing while in the care of school district staff
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who was critically wounded during a baseball practice shooting, underwent his third surgery on Thursday
Too many leaders, and political commentators, who set an example for us to follow have led us into an abyss of violent rhetoric, says Scott Pelley