Eric Brown

We’re entering a brave new world of Dennis Rodman-related absurdity. Ladies and gentleman, get ready to meet Dennis Rodman, FBI informant.

A recent Bloomberg.com headline claimed bitcoin mining is a "environmental disaster," but the relevant figures do not appear to add up.

Comedian Kevin Hart was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in Los Angeles early Sunday after allegedly driving dangerously on a freeway.

Adam Scott became the first Australian golfer to win the Masters Tournament with a birdie on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff Sunday.

“Saturday Night Live” took on gun control in a brilliant cold opening this weekend, skewering Congress’ lack of progress on the gun-control issue.

Would Anne Frank have been a Belieber? According to Justin Bieber himself, if it hadn’t been for that whole “Nazi” thing, Frank would still be alive and he would have one more Belieber to milk for record sales.

Reebok ended its sponsorship of rapper Rick Ross on Thursday after controversy surrounding some of the rapper’s lyrics which appear to condone rape in the song “U.O.E.N.O.”

A U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency report believes with "moderate confidence" that Pyongyang may have nuclear warheads.

Fifteen Las Vegas cab drivers were arrested Wednesday during a protest in front of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

A SWAT team has killed the Georgia gunman holding four firefighters hostage.

Gucci Mane has been indicted for assault after hitting a solider on the head with a champagne bottle.

Hit AMC crime drama “Breaking Bad” may be about to come to an end, but for Bob Odenkirk, who stars as the series’ lovably slimy lawyer Saul Goodman, it could be the beginning of a beautiful spin-off.

Kevin Bacon apologized after he accidentally spoiled this week’s episode of “The Following,” in which he plays FBI agent Ryan Harding.

Dylan Andrew Quick was charged with three counts of aggrivated assault in connection with the Lone Star College stabbings.

Jay-Z may have spent years promoting the debut season of the Brooklyn Nets, but the rapper and entertainment mogul has decided to sell his minority ownership of the Brooklyn team in order to become an NBA agent.

The Senate Republican leader says the “political left” bugged his office after a recording was made public on Tuesday.

Fed by human carbon output, the supersized crabs are coming, and they could do grave damage to the ecosystems they inhabit.

Someone inside the Vatican has a very serious porn habit.

A 4-year-old boy killed the wife of a Tennessee sheriff's deputy after picking up a gun at a weekend cookout. The boy picked up the gun and mimed shooting her, but the gun was loaded.

Sen. Tim Johnson of South Dakota has now endorsed same-sex marriage, leaving only three Democratic holdouts in the Senate.

Google seems set to announce the Texas capital as the next city to get its much-coveted Google Fiber Internet service.

The "Kissinger Cables" are an impressive collection of documents, but not compared to past releases. Is WikiLeaks losing its edge?

Law-enforcement authorities in Florida believe two missing boys may be on a sailboat headed for southern Florida after being kidnapped in Tampa by their “anti-government” father and their mother.

Seven people were killed in an accident at a Grupo Modelo brewery in Mexico City Sunday.

Socialite/fashion designer Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau, who popularized tropical-themed dresses in the 1960s, died at the age of 81 at her home in Palm Beach, Fla.

Cuba's ex-leader says situation poses "one of the most serious dangers of nuclear war" since Cuban Missile Crisis.

NASA is seeking $100 million to capture an asteroid and place it in orbit around the moon.

A new super PAC called BEARD plans to raise funds to further the campaigns of bearded candidates across America.

A team of activists, politicians and celebrities has launched a campaign seeking the posthumous pardon of former heavyweight boxing champion Jack Johnson, who was convicted under a racially motivated sentence a century ago.