President Obama on Saturday urged Americans to remain calm about the Ebola virus that has been diagnosed in three people in the United States and killed one. "This is a serious disease, but we can't give in to hysteria or fear," he said
The police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown in Ferguson two months ago told investigators that he and Brown struggled over the officer's gun
The Supreme Court decided Saturday that Texas can enforce its controversial voter identification law in November's midterm elections
A new study found that a daily soda habit can age your immune cells almost two years. "The extremely high dose of sugar that we can put into our body within seconds by drinking sugared beverages is uniquely toxic to metabolism," a researcher said
Snapchat users will see ads on the messaging app starting this weekend, the social media company said. But it promised the ads won't display in people's messages, saying "that would be totally rude"
Catholic bishops on Saturday approved a revised document laying out the church's position on gays, sex, marriage and divorce, saying the report was a "balanced" reflection of church teaching. But participants said some of the more contentious paragraphs were cut
Tens of thousands in Bermuda were without power early Saturday after Hurricane Gonzalo ripped across the island with 110 mph winds, downing trees and causing untold damage. Weather improved as dawn broke and Gonzalo moved away from the island
Arizona is now the latest state with legalized same-sex marriage after a federal judge on Friday struck down the state's ban on the practice and ordered that his decision take effect immediately
Volkswagen became the latest automaker to issue a major safety recall, announcing plans to inspect the rear suspension systems of more than a million vehicles in China, Germany and the U.S. No injuries or accidents were reported to be associated with issue
Thousands of people in Hong Kong recaptured a protest site Friday night cleared by police just a few hours before, in a show of force by the almost three-week-old movement demanding greater democratic rights. Hundreds of police officers attempted to keep the crowds at bay
Ex-wives of NFL players said in interviews that the league concealed abuse by their husbands. “They would say, ‘Oh, we’re really sorry that you are going through this. We’ll look into it.’ But you never heard back," one said
One local describes how some trapped residents have been forced to break into the houses of neighbors who have fled to take their food. He and others are eating whatever they had stored as well as that left behind by the tens of thousands of who fled
