Banks was a legendary home run hitter and the first black baseball player on the Chicago Cubs.
A dangerous al-Qaeda affiliate based in Yemen has been the target of U.S. strikes. The recent chaos reportedly has given terrorists “a breather.”
Joseph Sledge was convicted in North Carolina of stabbing two women. He was cleared Friday and now just wants to go swimming and sleep in a real bed.
King Salman has a history of maintaining order in the royal family. A look at the man who will now rule a country that holds one-sixth of the world’s oil reserves.
The king’s health had been ailing for years. With Saudi Arabia being a close economic geopolitical ally to the U.S. and Britain, the change of leadership will no doubt be closely watched.
Do Park City like a local.
A multitude of the faithful waited in the rain to see the Pope Sunday.
The time lapse video shows the earth gradually getting warming from the 1880s to the present.
Four suspected terrorists were detained Saturday in Greece. Belgium has asked Greece to extradite one of the four detainees.
Anthony was arrested Friday evening in Washington, D.C., police confirmed to BuzzFeed News. Update: CBS has since suspended Anthony from the network.
The balloon crashed into power lines last year at the Mid-Atlantic Balloon Festival near Ruther Glen, Virginia. A preliminary report on the crash paints a grim scene as it unfolded.
Officer Clive Higgins was captured on video stomping the head of a man who was lying on the ground in 2011. A jury cleared him of wrongdoing Wednesday.
John Dehlin founded the Mormon Stories podcast and has commented extensively on topics such as LGBT issues and gender within the religion. He now faces excommunication.
Four prisoners were sent to Oman and one was sent to Estonia. The releases are part of the Obama administration’s continued effort to wind down operations at the controversial detention facility in Cuba.
The man allegedly intended to detonate pipe bombs and kill lawmakers.
Michael Robert Hoyt was indicted last week for allegedly plotting to shoot the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Someone lit a fire at at the Hamburger Morgenpost Sunday. The paper has printed Charlie Hebdo cartoons, though it was not immediately clear if the incident was connected to the recent attacks in France.
The crash happened early Sunday near Karachi in southern Pakistan.
Police initially reported that the man had taken hostages at the Tomball Regional Medical Center. Later, however, police said the confrontation did not involve hostages.
One person died Friday in a massive pile-up on snowy Interstate 94.
