Woman Extricated After Car Crashed Under Flatbed Truck
A woman's car was nearly cut horizontally in two after he crashed into the back of a flatbed truck Thursday morning.
The Nation’s Capital is Sinking, Quickly
According to new drilling data, Washington, D.C., is quickly sinking -- potentially exacerbating rising sea levels.
Cameron: Britain Not a ‘Safe Haven’ for Migrants
British Prime Minister David Cameron attempted to dissuade illegal migration after continued attempts by hundreds to leave France for Britain.
40 Years of False Leads: Jimmy Hoffa Mystery Endures
It's been 40 years since Jimmy Hoffa disappeared, and though investigators are no closer to finding what happened to the Teamsters boss, the story still captivates.
Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz Calls on President Obama to Fire IRS Chief Over Claims...
In a 32-page letter to President Obama, Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz calls for the IRS Chief John Koskinen to be fired.
University of Cincinnati Police Officer Indicted for Murder
A University of Cincinnati police officer was indicted for murder Wednesday in the fatal shooting of a driver during a traffic stop.
At Least 16 Dead, Dozens Missing in Nepal After Landslides Bury Villages
More than a dozen people have died already in western Nepal, officials said, after heavy rains triggered landslides that buried two villages there Thursday.
U.S. Officials, Boeing Believe Wreckage Likely From Missing Malaysian Jet
American investigators and aircraft manufacturer Boeing believe the large piece of plane wreckage that washed ashore in Africa on Wednesday probably came from Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, a source said.
Former Va. Gov. Jim Gilmore Makes 2016 GOP Presidential Bid
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore officially became the 17th prominent GOP candidate to seek the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday.
Work to Prepare Portsmouth Navy Base for New Carriers Begins
Britain's Royal Navy is revamping part of its Portsmouth Naval Base so it can accommodate the country's newest aircraft carriers.
Frat Members Sue Rolling Stone Over Rape Article
Three former members of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at the University of Virginia filed a defamation lawsuit against Rolling Stone.
India Executes 1993 Mumbai Bomber Yakub Memon by Hanging
India on Wednesday executed a man convicted in the bombings of the Mumbai stock exchange more than two decades ago -- an attack that left 257 people dead.
North Korea Offers to Talk, but with Conditions
North Korea said on Wednesday if Washington seeks dialogue it should place a moratorium on the joint military exercises it conducts with South Korea.
U.S. Officials, Boeing Believe Wreckage Likely From Missing Malaysian Jet
U.S. investigators and Boeing believe a large piece of plane wreckage found in Africa Wednesday probably came from Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, a source said.