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Tiger Woods Releases Official Statement Following Alleged DUI Arrest

Tiger Woods was booked into a local jail after he was arrested for DUI in Florida on Monday.

Meet The Woman Who Got The World Bank Hooked On Blockchain

The World Bank Blockchain Group now includes dozens of employees, managers and directors, all working to find blockchain solutions for international development projects. Rosanna Chan is making a plan that educates and empowers local leaders.

Is North Korea Preparing For Nuclear War Against US? Kim Jong Un To Develop More Powerful Weapons

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un says he will be developing more powerful weapons in retaliation of American military provocation, reports said.

Sanctuary Cities Bill In Texas: Republican Threatens To Shoot Fellow Lawmaker Over SB 4

Protests erupted at Texas House on Monday over the state’s new anti-‘sanctuary cities’ law leading to scuffles.

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Memorial Day 2017 Quotes: 20 Sayings To Honor The Armed Forces On This Day

The holiday, which started after the Civil War in 1868, marks the unofficial start of the summer vacation season.

A Tale Of 2 Memorial Days In The US

The holiday emerged from the Civil War as a celebration almost exclusively for veterans of the Union Army to remember those who had died.

Memorial Day TV Show and Movie Marathons

Memorial Day TV Schedule: Full List of Movie, TV Marathons To Watch On May 29

Here’s every TV show and movie marathon you can watch on Memorial Day.

John F. Kennedy Facts: Things To Know About 35th President On His 100th Birthday

One of America’s beloved presidents, Kennedy was born May 29, 1917.

Rising Drug Thefts: Medicines Stolen From VA Health Facilities Double That From Private Hospitals

According to data obtained by the Associated Press, the rate of reported missing drugs at VA health facilities was more than double that of private hospitals.

Memorial Day 2017: 15 Facts About Origin Of Holiday

The first ever Memorial Day was observed by residents of Waterloo, New York, May 5, 1866, to honor soldiers who died in the Civil War.

Sri Lanka Floods, Landslides Claim Over 160 Lives, Rescue Underway Before Rain Resumes

More than a half-million people have been displaced from their homes by the floods and mudslides in Sri Lanka in the worst torrential rains since 2003.

FBI Warned UK About Manchester Bomber Salman Abedi 3 Months Before Attack

Abedi, the Manchester bomber, was placed on a U.S. terror watch list after he came under scrutiny in 2016 during an investigation into terror groups operating in Libya.

What Is A Scud Missile? North Korea Test-Fired Soviet-Designed Ballistic Missile In Its Third Test In Weeks

The short-range ballistic missile that North Korea fired Monday was assumed to be a Scud series missile that was originally designed by the Soviets and then developed into a weapon by the Nazis.

Moral Injury, PTSD, Suicide Risk: What's The Difference For Veterans?

Moral injury can occur when a personal moral code – one’s understanding of “what’s right” – is violated.

How Serving In The Military Can Change You

Translating military service into civilian life.

Jared Kushner Net Worth: How Much Trump's Senior Adviser And Son-In-Law Is Really Worth

Before joining the Trump administration and business empire, Kushner's family was already worth more than $1 billion.

Climate Change Effects: Massive Ice Wave Cut Through Rink Glacier [VIDEO]

The ice wave moved 17.7 gigatons of water through the glacier and into the ocean in 2012, a 60 percent increase from flows measured in the early 2000s.

‘Prison Break’ Star Sarah Wayne Callies Talks Possible Season 6 Renewal

“Prison Break” star Sarah Wayne Callies would need to know a few things before she signs on for Season 6.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Update: Trump Accuses Abbas Of Lying — Report

U.S. President Donald Trump said the Israelis proved to him Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas helps incite violence against Israelis.

Is Kushner Russia Story Fake? Republicans Say Maybe, Dems Say Doubtful [VIDEO]

Homeland Secretary John Kelly says it's not unusual to set up back-channel communications but admits using the opposition's communications equipment would be.

Memorial Day Playlist 2017: 17 Summer-Themed Songs To Celebrate The Holiday

From Drake to Ed Sheeran, these 17 songs make for a perfect Memorial Day playlist.

Why Future Robots In The Workplace Might Pay Taxes

As robots replace people and the tax base shrinks, should businesses pay taxes (payroll, social security) on robot workers?

NASA Photos Of Mars Show The Red Planet’s Unique Beauty

These detailed photos of mars show how incredible the planet really is.

Will North Korea Attack US? Kim Jong Un Supervises Test-Fire Of New Anti-Aircraft Weapon

The move comes just days after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered mass production of a medium-range ballistic missile with the ability to reach U.S. bases in the area.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's Troubling Times Continue As Mother Killed In Boating Accident

Tragedy strikes Travis Kalanick as his company, Uber, remains embroiled in numerous controversies including the allegation that it has been stealing from its drivers.