(CNN) — Talk about good karma.Well-wishers from around the world are opening their wallets to a homeless man who returned a diamond engagement ring to its rightful owner, after she accidentally dropped it in his donation cup. Darling, who is
At least 11 NASCAR fans were injured Saturday as chunks of debris sailed into the grandstands when a car flew into the fence on a frightening last-lap accident at Daytona International Speedway. Tony Stewart won the race.
KTLA: Researchers in Lake Tahoe are increasingly coming across giant goldfish, which could threaten the lake’s ecosystem…
YAKIMA, Wash. – Six underground tanks holding a mix of radioactive and toxic waste are leaking at America’s most contaminated nuclear site in Washington, federal and state officials say, posing an eventual risk to groundwater and rivers. The leaking materials
CBS: VATICAN CITY The Vatican lashed out Saturday at the media for what it said has been a run of defamatory and false reports before the conclave to elect Pope Benedict XVI’s successor, saying they were an attempt to influence
Los Angeles Times: BEL AIR, Calif. — It didn’t make the LAPD’s day when officers dispatched to a home owned by Clint Eastwood in Bel-Air quickly found out the legendary actor was apparently the latest victim of a “swatting” incident.
(CNSNews.com) – Gun control dates back to laws before and after the Civil War that prohibited or restricted African Americans from owning firearms, a group of black leaders said Friday at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. ABC News White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl questioned Press Secretary Jay Carney on Obama’s sequester predictions: KARL: Jay, even before we heard from Secretary LaHood, we’ve heard some dire warnings coming from the
South Korea will inaugurate its first female president, Park Geun-hye, on Monday. The country recently ranked in the bottom third of a global list on gender equality, but there are hopes that things might improve.
Arash Markazi of ESPNLA.com breaks down the Lakers’ reaction to Mark Cuban’s comments that the team should amnesty Kobe Bryant in the offseason.
Junior welterweight titleholder Lamont Peterson talks about his eighth-round stoppage over Kendall Holt on “Friday Night Fights” and his hope for a unification bout with Danny Garcia.
Syria’s main opposition group is pulling out of a series of international meetings in protest over the continuing violence in the country.
David West scored 18 points to lead the Pacers past the Pistons 114-82.
With the Oscars on Sunday, CNN’s Tom Foreman reports on why it doesn’t matter whether you win or lose.
Bill Nye “The Science Guy” weighs in on whether an asteroid will be a threat to Earth in the future.
Late in the third period, a rally catfish is thrown onto the ice in Nashville.
Hi, everybody. Our top priority as a country right now should be doing everything we can to grow our economy and create good, middle class jobs. And yet, less than one week from now, Congress is poised to allow a
Rob Marciano and Rocsi Diaz take you behind the scenes of Hollywood’s biggest night.
First Lady Michelle Obama says she’s thinking of getting out of politics and into entertainment. She joked with NBC’s Jimmy Fallon that she’s putting her “hat in the ring” for the “Tonight Show” job after Jay Leno retires.
Kate Ernest, who asked Vice President Biden at this week’s Parents Magazine online town hall: Which prompted Biden’s now infamous “shotgun” response of:
Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake announce a giant stadium tour this summer. Which one should headline?
The Center for Industrial Progress interviewed a Keystone pipeline protester that said he wasn’t concerned with having a planet “for us,” just a planet in general.
Nathan Epstein posted this video to Youtube: “Ashlee Arnau, a cheerleader at William Carey University in Hattiesburg, MS, provided the highlight of the night with an incredible, acrobatic, half-court shot….and oh yeah, she MADE IT!”
President Obama’s interview with Yunji de Nies of Hawaii station KITV.
