Sarah Berger

Read a few memorable quotes about life, fun and food from the woman who many consider the chef of her generation.

While with an Arizona force, Andre Anderson faced an order of protection, was accused of falsifying documents and served three suspensions.

Residents of Britain's capital are not comfortable with electing a Muslim mayor, despite the city's 12.4 percent Muslim population.

A multimillion-dollar house built on a Pyongyang site just five years ago was being razed in favor of new construction, images show.

Drones have been called the ideal “drug mules” because they allow drug cartels to transport shipments more quickly with less risk of being caught.

Despite increasing customer dissatisfaction, the airline industry is hardly affected, a report shows.

A new initiative was announced to reduce the city's homeless population, with a total budget estimated at around $3 million -- and likely to grow.

A decision barring pet stores in Phoenix from selling dogs and cats raised by commercial breeders upheld a city ordinance passed in December 2013.

A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the famous twins’ company. An ex-intern said she was not paid and overworked.

The Sergeants Benevolent Association launches a Flickr campaign to draw attention to what it says are Mayor Bill de Blasio's "failed policies."

The company faced major backlash after featuring an advertisement that read "Look like a girl...think like a man" in honor of National Women's Day.

The former first lady, who is hosting the second Republican debate, is known for uttering numerous memorable quotes about politics and life in the White House.

“These never-before-seen photographs capture the candid and unrehearsed moments of the fairy-tale wedding,” an auction spokesman said.

Police were pelted with frozen water bottles as tensions remained high for a second night.

"Last year, people were not shooting at each other during the protest. [This year] criminals [are] wanting to take advantage of the protests," said Ferguson resident Patricia Bynes.

An increase in a smelly seaweed in the Caribbean has officials concerned for the region's tourism sector.

Two U.S. government agencies find most American public middle, high and combined schools begin their days before the recommended starting time.

Police in Vermont are investigating whether four deaths in the neighboring towns of Barre and Berlin are related.

New York's Human Resources Administration took steps to fire the man for job abandonment, only to later find out he had died.

Greece’s economy and finance ministers met with officials of the European Union and International Monetary Fund in Athens Saturday.

Target plans to begin adding signs in its kids’ bedding sections that will address them as a group instead of by their genders.

None of the pipes with cocaine residue came from Shakespeare’s garden, but four of the pipes containing cannabis residue did.

Of the nearly 8 million people living in Israel in 2013, 320,000 were Christians.

Nearly a year after the death of Michael Brown, "We Are All Ferguson" focuses on understanding the tumultuous events that followed.

A laminated copy of the Muslim holy book has been found near the site of other discoveries believed linked to a missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

On the 50th anniversary of a historic law, the president declares Sept. 22 to be National Voter Registration Day.

Ukraine hopes the policy change will help improve its relations with Europe.

“A lot of North Carolinians don’t understand Southern history,” an NAACP supporter said.

In preparation for Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia in September, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf is shutting down parts of three major highways and utilizing the National Guard.