The investigation into the online contact between Rep. Anthony Weiner and a 17-year-old Delaware girl has been closed by Police. The girl started following the New York Democrat on Twitter after a class trip to the nation's capital earlier in the spring.
Colleague and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi added to pressure on Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-NY to resign, calling on him to step down from office and seek help after following reports on Friday that police had investigated Weiner's direct message contacts on online to a 17-year old girl.
Rep. Anthony Weiner contacted a 17-year-old girl through a direct-message on Twitter on April 13, sources told Fox News.
Alaska released a massive trove of e-mail messages from Sarah Palin's days as governor on Friday and the search for tidbits and perhaps nuggets of information has begun as a print only release has slowed the initial search for information that could shed new light on the potential 2012 Presidential candidate.
Lawyers for the Obama administration are in Atlanta fielding questions and defending the president's healthcare law to three federal judges who suggested they may be ready to declare all or part of the law unconstitutional, Reuters reported.
A 25-year-old man Christopher Erdman fired gunshots at Shannon Lawrence, a student at Kennessaw State University, in the parking lot of an Alpharetta Wells Fargo Bank in the presence of their children, Emma (almost 3) and Peter Erdman (almost 1), Sunday, before driving the three of them to Northside Hospital Forsyth where the mother later died from wounds to her head and neck.
Actress settles claim with Murdoch's News Corporation tabloid
Justices on the Wisconsin Supreme Court sharply questioned a county judge's decision to halt a law limiting collective bargaining for public employees yesterday.
A statement from Ben Ali's France-based lawyer says Ben Ali always worked in the best interest of the Tunisian people.
Alleged war criminal Ratko Mladic, who is facing charges of genocide at a court in The Hague after extradition from Serbia, has had his army pension unblocked, according to his attorney
Federal prosecutors were looking to make a deal with former Senator John Edwards; they would accept his plea of guilty to three misdemeanor campaign finance violations allowing him to avoid a felony conviction and the ability to keep his law license.
Lisle Austin acting president of CONCACAF has been temporarily from office by the soccer body’s executive committee suspended for 'possible violations' of its statutes, Reuters reported.
Judgment Day May 21, 2011 ads are still seen on New York City subway today, two weeks after the failed prediction of Harold Camping. As much as the notorious legacy of the failed Doomsday prediction lingers in the air, a widow and her investment in the Doomsday preacher's radio station is fueling the anger of her family.
John Edwards maintained his innocence this afternoon after exiting the courthouse where he faced an indictment for misusing campaign funds.
New York City can keep religious services out of its schools without violating free speech, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
Prosecutors decided to hold off on indicting an Egyptian businessman accused of sexually assaulting a maid at the Pierre Hotel, Sunday.
A doctor who was assigned for Nadya Suleman, better known as Octomum after she gave birth to eight babies at once, is losing his job after being found guilty of gross negligence in implanting a dozen embryos in her and 2 other cases.
A Grand Jury has indicted John Edwards on criminal charges stemming from alleged misuse of campaign funds, according to a filing in federal court on Friday.
A 73-year old Yuma man sent the local community into a shock by shooting dead five people, including his ex-wife, her lawyer and himself, in a case being billed as divorce gone bad.
John Edwards will likely be indicted today on criminal charges stemming from misuse of campaign funds, multiple news outlets are reporting this morning.
Federal prosecutors are expected to indict former United States Senator John Edwards on charges he violated campaign finance laws while trying to cover up an extramarital affair during the 2008 presidential campaign Friday, according to a person with information regarding the investigation.
Obnoxious and monstrous words is what former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic called the charges against him, declining to enter a plea at the Yugoslavia war crimes court, reported Reuters on Friday.
