Tim Marcin

Small Business Saturday is Nov. 28, and there will be plenty of deals for those who enjoy shopping locally.

What is CTE, the disease from which the late NFL star reportedly suffered?

A New York judge delayed Wednesday a decision that could effectively put daily fantasy on hold in New York pending a trial.

In 1934, an enterprising NFL team owner in Detroit started what has become a pro football tradition.

Cabo San Lucas could see stormy skies this weekend, as Hurricane Sandra has strengthened to Category 2.

Planned changes in China's armed forces aim to make the country's army more modern and swift, but are also expected to result in a major cut in the number of troops.

A Chicago police officer was charged with first-degree murder and denied bail Tuesday in the 2014 shooting death of Laquan McDonald, 17.

Mohamed Abrini, 30, was filmed at a gas station outside Paris in a Renault Clio later used in the attacks, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement Tuesday.

The Turkmen, who are Syrian citizens of Turkish descent, have fought President Bashar Assad's government in Syria since the civil war began.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the shoot-down of a Russian jet a stab in the back, saying it was carried out by "accomplices of terrorists."

A criminal inquiry into Volkswagen has been expanded to include tax evasion suspicions, according to reports.

It wasn't the first time the Republican presidential candidate got his facts wrong when talking about one of America's Founding Fathers.

The Church of Scientology was shut down in Moscow after a court decided it was not covered by a freedom-of-religion clause.

The Charles de Gaulle more the doubles the capacity of France's airstrikes against the Islamic State group.

For Thanksgiving dinner hosts, figuring out how much turkey to make can be a tough problem.

The "ask, ask tell" method may slow down drive-through lanes, but orders should be carried out correctly more often.

Jack Devine, former acting director of the CIA, said he's very concerned about the indiscriminate targeting of civilians -- particularly women and children -- by the Islamic State group.

"I’m going to start with an issue that is on everyone’s mind, the continuing struggle for racial justice in America," the Vermont senator said at the BET's Presidential Justice Forum.

Brazil's worst environmental disaster, at a mining facility owned by Samarco, left at least 12 people dead.

The attack on a Shiite Muslim mosque killed 10 people, wounded 28 more and marked the beginning of a violent weekend in Iraq.

Amid allegations an Ahmadi Muslim factory employee committed blasphemy, demonstrators burned the facility and took over a mosque operated by the minority sect.

"The attorney general is entitled to change his mind," DraftKings' lawyer says of New York's Eric Schneiderman. "He is not entitled to unilaterally change the law."

Spain will deploy forces akin to measures taken at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona for a matchup between rivals Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.

Images have begun to surface of an attack Friday on a hotel in Bamako, Mali, with about 125 people reportedly still in the hotel.

As supporters rallied for daily fantasy in NYC, DraftKings and FanDuel began to defend themselves against the attorney general in New York Friday.

FanDuel said Friday it would file a suit to block New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman from banning daily fantasy sports.

A 25-year-old man is accused of releasing personal information of purported military members, including their names, addresses and military branch.

Police are investigating a report that someone spray painted over a sign at the black culture center at Mizzou.

The soccer world flooded with tributes to Marton Fulop, who died Thursday after suffering from cancer.