Thomas Kika

Screenwriter of the new biopic, "Harriet," has revealed that executives in 1994 wanted a questionable name to play the heroic former slave, Harriet Tubman.

A former McDonald's employee won the adoration of Twitter after revealing the extra something he gave to his customers.

Authorities are investigating a string of violent attacks on horses in South Carolina.

Two years later, a woman has seemingly passed away from injuries sustained in the tragic Las Vegas mass shooting of 2017.

The D.C. Attorney General has filed a suit against DoorDash, accusing the company of pocketing "tips" and not being clear about how the system worked.

A New York state man has pleaded guilty to sending death threats to Rep. Ilhan Omar and faces up to 10 years in prison.

Scientists are baffled after the Curiosity rover discovered a major seasonal spike in oxygen on Mars.

A hunter in China has been confirmed to have contracted the bubonic plague after consuming a wild rabbit.

Dennis Tyler, mayor of Muncie, Indiana, has been arrested in an FBI anti-corruption probe.

Hardware and pricing improvements have helped Apple move more and more iPhones in China, its second-biggest market.

A Massachusetts man has been arrested after his son brought a small bag of heroine to his elementary school.

One of the guards that was responsible for guarding Jeffrey Epstein before his suicide has reportedly declined a plea deal.

In a story straight out of "Breaking Bad," two college chemistry professors in Arkansas have been arrested for allegedly cooking methamphetamine.

Venice has been rocked by historic flooding in the past week, but scientists say it could be just the beginning for coastal cities as climate change intensifies.

As employee tensions continue to simmer, Google has announced the end of its long-standing weekly all-hands meetings, TGIF.

After disappearing in October, a missing Tennessee teen might now be several states away from her home.

Michigan dispensaries will begin selling legal marijuana on Dec. 1.

Nissan has issued a sizeable recall due to brake fluid issues that may cause fires.

Verizon has launched its own dedicated streaming box, but despite its bells and whistles, its missing one critical feature.

Mina Chang is under intense scrutiny for falsifying significant points in her professional background.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was absent for oral arguments today.

Google is reportedly prepping its own checking account, set to launch in 2020.

A new survey has found that over half of Italians do not outright condemn racist or hateful acts.

Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford has suspended his campaign for the Republican 2020 presidential nomination after a little over two months.

Michael Brown, 22, is a Marine deserter currently being hunted in connection with the murder of his mother's boyfriend.

Disneyland closed a Tarzan-based attraction after a jumping guest broke a wooden slat on a suspension bridge three stories in the air.

A massive stretch of bush fires along the Australian east coast have caused three deaths and destroyed over 150 homes.

The driver and one passenger were killed when a Porsche crashed into the second story of a New Jersey business building.

The case of Robert Taylor in 1979 remains one of the only UFO sightings to be investigated by police.