Parts of 32 states faced warnings about potentially hazardous heat on Wednesday as the National Weather Service predicted that soaring temperatures would spread east to cities including Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York.
Same-sex couples are scheduled to testify before Congress on Wednesday about their struggles with the Defense of Marriage Act, adding to intensifying efforts to overturn the federal ban on same-sex marriage.
Alzheimer's disease, a form of dementia that becomes progressively worse over time, is the second-most feared disease, said U.S. and European researches Wednesday. The most feared disease?
The Gang of Six' debt plan, and President Obama's approval of its outline, has created momentum in Washington for a landmark deficit reduction package that would also avert a U.S. Government default, but two words could sap that momentum in a hurry: Tea Party.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday arrested 16 alleged members of Anonymous hacking group in a nationwide take down of the infamous hacking group.
Thanks to persistent Internet demands, old Nickelodeon shows are coming back to the network starting July 25 at midnight on TeenNick.
The FBI has arrested 16 alleged members of the notorious hacking group Anonymous on Tuesday morning in a nationwide takedown of the infamous hacking group. The arrests were reportedly took place in states including Florida, New Jersey and California.
A northern snakehead, sometimes known as 'fishzilla,' was found in a Maryland river on Thursday, raising concerns that the invasive fish is branching out from its adopted home in the Potomac River.
Borders is closing, lending some to question what the impact will be on Barnes & Noble, America's largest national bookstore chain.
Lady Gaga angered handicapped advocacy groups by performing in a mermaid suit in a wheelchair at a recent concert in Sydney. But it wasn't Gaga who first conceived of a wheelchair-bound fish-woman.
The effort to repeal a federal ban on gay marriage gained some momentum on Tuesday as President Obama and 27 senators endorsed a measure to end the Defense of Marriage Act.
The New York teen's family confirmed his death and told TMZ that he sustained serious head injuries from the collision. He was taken to a hospital and died the following day after surgery, according to TMZ, which said the boy was buried on Monday.
FBI agents arrested at least 14 people and seized computers on Tuesday as part of a broad crackdown against the hacking collective known as Anonymous.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn's daughter has been questioned over allegations that her father attempted to rape a French writer.
A wave of Wisconsin recall elections beginning Tuesday will be closely watched as a gauge of the political climate and as a potential bellwether for 2012.
One of the daughters of Dominique Strauss-Kahn (DSK) has been questioned by investigators in France in connection with the alleged rape attempt on Tristane Banon.
A Facebook profile to Acquit Yukari Mihamae, the 61-year-old charged for allegedly grabbing the breast of a female TSA agent, began over the weekend. It now has some 2,400 supporters and the is number increases daily.
On Monday, July 18, the two actors basked in their greatly anticipated and publicized upcoming movie Friends With Benefits, after the actress was nominated for 'Best Supporting Actress' for The Black Swan at the 2011 Academy Awards. The punchy, romantic comedy hits theaters on Friday, July 22.
A study, “Let My Fingers Do the Talking: Sexting and Infidelity in Cyberspace,” by Dr. Diane Kholos Wysocki found that women are more likely to punch their own buttons - on a cell phone that is. The study, conducted in 2009, showed roughly two-thirds of the women surveyed were more likely to send nude photographs or sexually explicit text messages than about half the men surveyed.
London police are still investigating the unexplained death of whistleblower Sean Hoare who was found dead at his apartment on Monday.
Evidence that Casey Anthony ostensibly repeatedly searched the word chloroform on her computer stemmed from a computer flaw, according to a software designer who testified at the trial.
The three-year old revelations of a former executive of Fox News, a New York-based subsidiary of News Corp., suddenly take on a new light.
