Andrew Berry

Police in Laval, Quebec, arrested 10 teenage boys on suspicion of producing and distributing child pornography using Snapchat.

Andy Kaufman's brother Michael says the legendary performance artist is alive and well, and has a wife and daughter.

Google and Hewlett-Packard announced they would stop sales of the HP Chromebook 11 after reports of the charger overheating.

A Toronto woman has filed a lawsuit against Ashley Madison, the dating service for married people looking to have an affair, after allegedly injuring her wrist creating fake profiles.

Four United States Marines are dead after an accident at Camp Pendleton in Southern California.

Did Lee Harvey Oswald assassinate President John F. Kennedy? Or was he killed as a result of a conspiracy? Here's a rundown of five conspiracy theories.

Ken Burns says the mayor-elect has agreed to settle the lawsuit brought by the men wrongly convicted of raping the Central Park jogger.

Ron Wade of Longview, Texas, spent a lot of time and money building his collection of presidential memorabilia, including a replica of the Oval Office.

Five years after quitting the industry, Jenna Jameson says she is returning to porn in order to take care of her family.

A wealth manager at Morgan Stanley was charged with three counts of unlawful surveillance after allegedly filming consensual sex acts without permission.

The family of a kidnapped Louisiana woman, Bethany Arceneaux, staged a daring rescue that ended in the shooting death of her captor, Scott Thomas.

Richard Overton, the man believed to be the oldest living U.S. military veteran at the age of 107, will celebrate Veterans Day at the White House.

Germans commemorated the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, or Night of Broken Glass, where Nazis destroyed Jewish homes, businesses and synagogues.

Utah doctor Martin MacNeill was found guilty of first-degree murder and obstruction of justice in the drowning death of his wife, Michelle MacNeill.

A third victim, this time a woman, has come forward saying she experienced invasive medical procedures when border agents tried to find drugs on her.

A woman visiting her family tomb at a cemetery in Sao Paolo found a man buried alive.

John Kerry says he doubts the official explanation that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, during an interview for the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination.

Haiyan is being called the strongest tropical cyclone ever to make landfall.

Coachella Valley High School has drawn the ire of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.

A pro-gun control editorial in the December issue of Guns & Ammo has resulted in the resignation of the editor and the firing of the writer.

Skylar Davis, a 13-year-old teenager in Kansas, has been suspended from school after refusing to take off his Vera Bradley purse.

Connie McCallister has been found alive and living, with a new family, in Mexico.

32-year-old Anthony Brinkman was busted by police in St. Louis County for posting a craigslist ad to find someone to beat and rape his daughter.

David Eckert of New Mexico has filed a federal lawsuit after being subjected to over 10 hours of anal probing when cops were looking for drugs.

The house where Lee Harvey Oswald stayed the night before the assassination of JFK is opening as a museum, in time for the 50th anniversary.

A search for the mythical creature Bigfoot in Rogers County, Oklahoma ended with three people arrested and one person shot.

All three campuses of MassBay Community College in Middlesex County, Mass. have been closed and evacuated after a bomb threat.

Extra Life, a charity organization dedicated to raising money for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, was hit by a DDoS attack today.

Economic and cultural ties between the two nations were bolstered despite continued international sanctions.