Putin: Economic Crisis Has Peaked
Economic decline has reached its peak and Russia is adapting to the new climate of low crude oil prices and sanctions pressures, President Putin said.
At Least Three Dead In Florida Plane Crash
South Florida investigators were trying to determine how many people died after a small plane went down in a mobile home park, destroying at least one home.
Khloé Kardashian, Family To Be By Lamar Odom’s Side During Hospitalization
Khloé Kardashain and other members of the Kardashain clan have rushed to be by her ex-husband Lamar Odom's side, after he was found unconscious inside a brothel, according to reports.
Democrats Spar At First Presidential Debate
The Democrats got their first debate for the 2016 presidential race Tuesday night, and despite some sparring, it will likely change little in the candidates' poll numbers.
Chinese Airline Probing Alleged Overhead Compartment Hazing
A Chinese airline said it is investigating allegations of flight attendants being forced to climb into overhead luggage compartments as part of a hazing ritual.
Bobby Brown To Publish Memoir After Daughter’s Death
Dey Street Books, publishers of Amy Poehler's "Yes Please" and Internet star KSI's "I Am a Tool," has announced the release of singer Bobby Brown's memoir.
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Psychologists Behind CIA’s Interrogation Program
The controversy over psychologists' involvement in CIA interrogations took a big legal step forward Tuesday, as the ACLU filed a lawsuit against two clinicians.
Former Chicago Schools CEO Pleads Guilty To Corruption
Former Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett pleaded guilty to corruption charges linked to a kickback scheme.
President Obama Laments Death Of Former Aide
President Barack Obama on Tuesday released a statement expressing condolences to the family of Brandon Lepow, a former aide who died of cancer Monday.
United States Will Not Demand Extraditions Of Colombian FARC Rebels
The U.S. ambassador to Colombia said the United States would no longer demand the extraditions of FARC rebels from the country.
New Zealand Police Arrest Man In Baby Formula Contamination Threat
An Auckland, New Zealand man, accused of sending letters to a dairy threatening to contaminate baby formula, will appear in court Tuesday.
Archive From Life Of ‘Dr. Death’ Kevorkian Now Available At University Of Michigan
A collection of materials that cover the life of "Dr. Death" Jack Kevorkian is now available to the public, the University of Michigan announced Tuesday.
Twitter Starts Slashing 8 Percent Of Workforce, CEO Says Layoffs Are ‘Right’
As expected, Twitter took its first step Tuesday in trimming the fiscal fat off the social media giant -- which executives believe is unnecessarily costing millions of dollars a year.
Pair of Utah Men’s Basketball Players Named To Preseason Award Watch Lists
Utah men’s basketball players Brandon Taylor and Jordan Loveridge were both named to positional award watch lists by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Tuesday.