Job Site Survey Finds Bizarre Excuses For Workers’ Lateness, Including Fiery Blow Dryer Mishap
Job search site CareerBuilder has compiled a list of some of the strangest excuses that employees have given for showing up late to work -- as well as other data gathered in a new survey.
FTC Lawsuit Alleges DeVry University Used Deceptive Practices
The Federal Trade Commission sued DeVry University, one of the largest for-profit college systems in the nation, alleging the school misled students about future employment and earning potential.
FBI Releases Aerial Video Of LaVoy Finicum Shooting
The Federal Bureau of Investigations has released video of the fatal shooting of LaVoy Finicum, a spokesman for the militia group that occupied the Malheur Wildlife Refuge since Jan. 2.
BREAKING NEWS: LDS Church Responds To Reports Of Spike In Youth Suicides Since LGBT...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints responds to a report of increased youth suicides in the days since its LGBT policy was reaffirmed and sanctions were announced.
Utah Morton Thiokol Engineer Who Warned Of 1986 Challenger Disaster Still Racked With Guilt
The entire nation was stunned into silence watching the Space Shuttle Challenger abruptly blow apart 73 seconds after launch, but one man wasn't.
Challenger Disaster: World Reacts In Sorrow
On Jan. 28, 1986, Space Shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds into its flight, killing all seven crew members, including teacher Christa McAuliff
Five Arrested In California Jail Escape
Five people were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly helping in the escape of three inmates from a Southern California jail.
Widow Of Disgraced Chicago Area Cop Is Indicted
The widow of the disgraced Chicago area police officer who looted a police youth group for his own enjoyment before killing himself was indicted.
Anne Frank’s Stepsister Calls Donald Trump ‘Another Hitler’
The stepsister of Anne Frank compares billionaire GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler in a new essay for Newsweek.
Six Dead In Murder-Suicide In Southern Virginia
Police in Chesapeake, Va., found six bodies after an armed standoff with a man who barricaded himself in a home -- five victims and the suspect.
‘Affluenza’ Teen Couch Returns To U.S. A Month After Mexico Arrest
Ethan Couch was returned to the United States Thursday after spending more than a month in Mexico after his arrest on a probation violation, authorities said.
‘Groovy’ Condo Decorated In The 1970s On Market
A Chicago condo listed for $158,000 comes with a "groovy" and unusual feature -- the original decor from the early 1970s.
DeLorean Car Going Back Into Production
The famous Delorean car will soon be back in production and made on U.S. soil, the company CEO said.
Bed Bugs Develop Resistance To Widely Used Pesticides
New research shows bed bugs are increasingly immune to a common class of insecticide chemicals.