Oklahoma Governor Considers Changing Constitution to Keep Ten Commandments Statue
A statue of the Ten Commandments will remain on the Oklahoma State Capitol grounds while Gov. Mary Fallin considers rewriting the state's constitution.
Subway and Jared Fogle Suspend Their Relationship; Investigation Ongoing
The home of Jared Fogle, longtime pitchman for Subway Sandwiches, has been raided by federal authorities in connection with a child pornography investigation.
Immigrant Dies Jumping onto Channel Tunnel Train Bound for U.K.
An immigrant died Tuesday after reportedly trying to jump onto a Channel Tunnel train in Calais, France, that was bound for Britain, according to reports.
Al-Shabab Militants Suspected of Attack Killing 14 People in Kenya
Al-Shabab militants are suspected of attacking a village near Kenya's northeastern border with Somalia on Tuesday, killing 14 people and injuring 11 others.
Female Sexual Dysfunction: Patients’ Voices Heard
Female sexual dysfunction is a rising problem among females and many women experience problems with sexual function at some point in their lives.
Alligator That Killed Texas Man Found Illegally Shot to Death
An 11-foot alligator that killed a 28-year-old Texas man on Friday was found to have been illegally shot to death on Tuesday, according to officials.
27,000 Pounds of Meat Recalled Over Possible E.coli in Four States Including Utah
27,000 pounds of meat have been recalled in four states including Utah.
F-16, Cessna Planes Collide Mid-air in South Carolina
A fighter plane and a small private plane collided in mid-air Tuesday morning near Charleston, S. C., the Federal Aviation Administration reported. The F-16 pilot ejected safely.
Man Rescued From Phoenix Chimney After Prank Goes Wrong
Phoenix firefighters used drills and a sledgehammer to punch a hole in a house and rescue a man who became stuck in a chimney as part of a practical joke gone wrong.
Suicide Bomber Attacks NATO Convoy
A North Atlantic Treaty Organization military convoy led by the United States was attacked by a Taliban suicide bomber Tuesday in Kabul,Afghanistan.
U.S. Wades Deeper into Marine Energy
Prototype testing under way at Navy test site in Hawaii.
One Dead, Four Injured in Washington Ice Cave Collapse
One hiker was killed and at least four others were injured when an ice cave collapsed Monday after officials warned warm temperatures would melt the ice and weaken the caves.
Iowa School Administrators to Wear Body Cameras
School administrators will begin wearing body cameras this year to capture interactions with students and parents, an unusual step aimed at upping the ante on "personal accountability."
Maternity Leave Tripled for Navy, Marine Corps
Women in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps can now take three times as much paid maternity leave as before