Eric Brown

President Barack Obama has announced his plan to deal with the possibility of his daughters getting tattoos later in life -- and it’s brilliant.

The Federal Reserve unveiled its new redesign of the $100 bill on Wednesday. The new bill is set to enter circulation on Oct. 8.

Republican New Hampshire State Rep. Stella Tremblay believes the United States government may have orchestrated the Boston Marathon bombings as part of an elaborate “false flag” operation.

Matthew Keys, the Reuters journalist who was indicted last month for conspiring with Anonymous to hack into the Los Angeles Time’s website, has been fired from his position as Reuters’ social media editor.

A group of state legislators proposed a new bill on Tuesday that would reinstate the death penalty in the state of Massachusetts. The state abandoned the death penalty in 1984, but some lawmakers hope to revive it following the Boston Marathon bombings.

The Environmental Protection Agency issued a strong objection to the State Department’s environmental impact review for the new $7-billion dollar Keystone XL pipeline, which has proven controversial among environmentalists.

If Anthony Weiner wants any chance of getting past the sexting scandal that ruined his career, there’s one major obstacle: his Twitter account.

Amanda Palmer has drawn criticism online after she released “A Poem for Dzhokhar,” only two days after the arrest and capture of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Richie Havens, the folk singer who opened Woodstock in 1969, died of a sudden heart attack in his New Jersey home on Monday. Havens was 72.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev posted a photograph of a black BMW bearing a license plate reading “Terrorista #1" to his Twitter account.

Authorities reportedly believe Dzhokhar Tsarnaev may have been sustained a serious neck wound in a failed suicide attempt.

Was Tamerlan Tsarnaev brainwashed by an acquaintance into following radical Islam?

A police officer was fatally shot in what is believed to have been a confrontation with the marathon bombing suspects.

Police appear to have captured one of two suspects in Thursday night’s MIT shootings following an armed standoff.

MIT issued a report late Thursday that gunshots were fired on campus, while sources confirmed that a police officer had been killed.

He just might be the luckiest man in the world.

A New Jersey Asian-American woman is suing CVS for discrimination after receiving a receipt listing her name as "Ching Chong Lee."

In a New York Times op-ed, Gabrielle Giffords explained why she is furious about the Senate’s failure to pass the gun control bill.

24 IRS employees stole more than $250,000 in government benefits.

In a major break, federal authorities may have video footage of two suspects.

Paul Kevin Curtis of Tupelo, Miss., was arrested Wednesday in connection to ricin-laced letters sent to President Obama and a Mississippi senator.

New York's Daily News doctored a photograph of a Boston Marathon bombing victim in an effort to remove gore.

A new study of the human brain suggests that he taste of beer alone may be enough to trigger intense pleasure and craving for more alcohol.

A letter sent to Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., has tested positive for ricin.

The "Friends" reunion rumors sound exciting, but they're almost entirely false.

North Korea has issued a new round of threats to its neighbors in South Korea after a series of anti-North Korean protests were held on the 101st anniversary of its first leader Kim Il-Sung’s birthday.

After rumors about Ozzy Osbourne and his wife, Sharon, hit the Internet Monday, the metal icon has denied them, and has issued an apology for his “insane behavior.”

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has announced that he will downgrade a special new military medal designed for operators of unmanned drones

The perpetrators of the Boston Marathon explosions are unknown, but the timing curiously links up to other infamous events, including the Oklahoma City bombing and Waco.