City council member's joke during gunfire criticized as inappropriate
Gunfire outside Oakland's City Hall while City Council was in session elicited joke caught on video that didn't sit well with some politicians
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Gunfire outside Oakland's City Hall while City Council was in session elicited joke caught on video that didn't sit well with some politicians
Democrats have blamed FBI Director James Comey's handling of an investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server as a reason for her loss to Donald Trump
The transformation is fueled by a series of storms that have filled lakes, overflowed rivers and buried mountains in snow
A video recorded on a cellphone camera shows exterminator Pavel Fesyuk rescuing a motorist choking alongside a New York street
Fort Lauderdale airport shooting video investigation's actions defended by Florida sheriff
Baltimore firefighters found heavy flames coming from all three floors of home when they answered early morning call
President-elect Trump holds 1st news conference, and it's a fiery one, as ethics officials question his plan to hand business empire to his kids -- temporarily
19-year-old Kai Kloepfer is creating the first gun that locks and unlocks like a smart phone, but the firearms industry hasn't embraced the idea
Team's charter plane skids on the runway after touching down in Milwaukee
San Diego Chargers to join recently relocated Rams in giving nation's second-largest media market two NFL teams for first time in decades
The Daily Stormer website says the march that was scheduled for January 16 has to be “postponed” and rescheduled for next month
Mary Louise Amzibel, 69, of Ohio has been identified as the fifth person killed in the shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport on Friday
Medgar Evers' Mississippi home is one of 24 sites in the U.S. given the designation by the U.S. Interior Department
Christopher Wilkins, who was convicted of killing two men after one of them mocked him for a phony drug deal, was delcared dead at 6:29 p.m. local time
At least three dozen local agencies say the Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigns owe them hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to the Center for Public Integrity