ITT Technical Institute Shuttering After Feds Cut Funding
The decision not to offer a September term leaves tens of thousands of students nationwide scrambling for other options.
View ArticleNew York A.G. Launches Antitrust Investigation Into Mylan, Maker of the EpiPen
The manufacturer of the EpiPen has raised the price of the life-saving drug nearly 550 percent over eight years.
View ArticleBrock Turner, Stanford Swimmer Convicted Of Sexual Assault, Registers As Sex...
Turner, who was in jail for just three months, will be registered as such for the rest of his life.
View ArticleLSU Fans in Milwaukee Save Drowning Wisconsin Man's Life in 'Stunning Rescue'
LSU fans who traveled to Lambeau Field to see the game vs. Wisconsin came out the victors when saving a man's life on Labor Day.
View ArticleGolf Swing Causes Huge Brush Fire
A fast-moving wildfire broke out in the Mission Viejo Ladera Ranch area. Structures were threatened nearby. The OCFA discovered the cause.
View ArticleDallas Morning News Endorses Hillary Clinton for President Because Donald...
The Dallas Morning News hadn't endorsed a Democrat in more than 75 years.
View ArticlePresident Obama Nominates First Muslim To Be Federal Judge
Abid Riaz Qureshi is a Washington, D.C., attorney of Pakistani descent.
View ArticleAmazon — And Apple — Accidentally Leak iPhone 7 Details Before Announcement
The good news: You can get a head start on shopping for your new iPhone!
View ArticleU.S. Justice Department Accuses Texas Of Misleading Public On Allowable Forms...
Previous requirements to vote were deemed unconstitutional, but Texas refuses to comply with ordered changes, the DOJ says.
View ArticleObamacare's Free Birth Control Mandate Works, Study Finds
The mandate appears to help women, but many still have to pay out of pocket for their medication.
View ArticleLibertarian Nominee Gary Johnson Isn't Sure What Aleppo, Syria Is; Thought It...
"And what is Aleppo?" asked Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson in a Thursday morning interview.
View ArticleU.S. Swimmer Ryan Lochte Suspended, Other Olympians Punished
U.S. Olympic authorities have suspended gold medalist Ryan Lochte for 10 months for reportedly lying about a Rio gas station robbery.
View ArticleU.S. Supreme Court Ruling Allows Straight-Party Voting in Nov. 8 General...
Supreme Court rejects Michigan officials' bid to halt rulings that stopped Republican-sponsored legislation that blocked the voting option.
View ArticleGeraldo Rivera 'Filled with Regret' for Supporting Fox News CEO Roger Ailes...
But Rivera's admission might have been motivated by losing his book deal this week.
View ArticleNissan Recalls 134,000 Vehicles Due to Leaking Brake-Fluid Fire Risk
Bad seals on some late-model Maximas and Muranos may cause an electrical fire.
View ArticleHouse Unanimously Passes Bill Allowing 9/11 Lawsuits Against Saudi Arabia
The Senate has already voted that victims' families could sue Saudi Arabia for damages.
View ArticleVolkswagen Engineer Pleads Guilty in Emissions-Cheating Scandal
He is the first to plead guilty in the probe of Volkswagen’s efforts to skirt U.S. emissions standards with software that rigs test results.
View ArticleA Mom, A Bridge and Two Suicides Thwarted
The Miller family knows too well the moment a man stood poised to leap to his death. The mom who saved him? Her son once stood there, too.
View ArticleJohn Hinckley Jr., Would-Be Assassin of Ronald Reagan, Will be Released...
Hinckley will be released from the Washington D.C. psychiatric hospital where he has been confined.
View ArticleHillary Clinton Regrets 'Basket of Deplorables' Comment Directed at Half of...
Clinton made the comments directed at Trump's supporters at a fundraiser in New York City.
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