Minnesota Archbishop Steps Down In Wake Of Abuse ScandalTwo leaders of the Catholic church in Minnesota have stepped down, with their archdiocese facing charges of covering up sexual abuse.
Two Teens Seriously Injured In Separate N.C. Shark AttacksTwo teenagers were severely injured within 90 minutes of each other in two separate shark attacks in North Carolina. Should beachgoers be worried?
CNN Anchor Apologizes For Calling Dallas Gunmen 'Courageous'CNN Anchor Fredericka Whitfield has apologized after she referred to the gunmen who opened fire outside of a Dallas police station as "courageous."
Box Office Top 3: 'Jurassic World' Misses Meteoric RecordUniversal Pictures scored its second home run of the year with "Jurassic World." The film had a T.-rex-sized weekend at the box office.
Officer Said He Had 'No Choice' But To Shoot Tamir RiceCleveland police officer Timothy Loehmann said he had "no choice" but to shoot Tamir Rice, but some are questioning his statement.
US Considering Anti-Putin Arms In Eastern EuropeThe Pentagon is proposing stationing heavy weaponry in Eastern Europe to send a clear message about Russian aggression, says The New York Times.
Hillary Clinton Announces Her Bid For President. Again.Hillary Clinton took to New York City's Roosevelt Island to make the "official" announcement of her presidential bid.
The OPM Data Breach Just Got Much WorseCritics say the office practiced insufficient data security for the years leading up to the breach.
Gunman Opens Fire At Dallas PD Headquarters, Bombs DetonatedEarly Saturday, Dallas police say a man driving what's thought to be an armored van opened fire at police headquarters and may have left bombs behind.
White House Plays Down Trade Agenda Setback In HouseA portion of the Obama-backed trade deal failed to pass in the House Friday, after receiving insufficient support from House Democrats.
Spokane NAACP President Quits Over Race ControversyRachel Dolezal says she's stepping down as president of the Spokane NAACP after questions over her race came to light last week.
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Prison Worker Arrested For Allegedly Aiding JailbreakJoyce Mitchell, the prison worker who authorities say smuggled tools and a cellphone to convicts Richard Matt and David Sweat, was arrested Friday.
Americans' Views On Race Relations Depend On Their RaceAccording to a Gallup survey, black Americans are more likely than white Americans to view race relations as the most important problem in the U.S.
FTC Says You Should Get What You Paid For On KickstarterThe FTC settled a case Thursday involving a man on Kickstarter who used backers' money for personal expenses instead of the product he promised.
More Americans Are Proudly Identifying As MultiracialA new survey from the Pew Research Center highlights numerous findings that show more Americans are openly identifying as mixed-race.
Girls Receive Support After Police Shut Down Lemonade StandPolice shut down two Texas girls' lemonade stand because they didn't have a permit. They were raising money for a Father's Day gift.
Marijuana Tax Breaks Aim To Curb Black Market, CompetitorsColorado will reduce its state marijuana sales tax to 8 percent by 2017 as Oregon considers a tax that might better compete with neighboring states.
Group Wants To Make Carry-On Bags ... Smaller?A trade association representing hundreds of airlines says more than 30 have expressed interest in adopting a smaller carry-on size standard.
New York's Latest Food Battle: SaltThe New York City health department is expected to propose that restaurants label high sodium dishes on menus.
Expected US Troop Boost In Iraq Won't Satisfy CriticsThe White House is looking to increase the U.S.'s troop deployment in Iraq to revamp Iraqi military training efforts.
What The Government Is Doing About Its Hackable SitesThe White House Office of Management and Budget issued the HTTPS-only standard directive Monday because the government just keeps getting hacked.
Last Of The 'Angola Three' Is Closer To FreedomA judge has ordered the last remaining member of the "Angola Three" left in prison to be released, but he's not a free man quite yet.
Govt. Erases Some Loan Debt As For-Profit Colleges DeclineThe federal government is forgiving the debt of students who attended now-defunct Corinthian Colleges as for-profit universities' popularity drops.
Supreme Court Rules Jerusalem Passport Law UnconstitutionalThe Supreme Court ruled Monday it's unconstitutional for Americans born in Jerusalem to list Israel as their place of birth in their passports.
Shuttered Island: Disney's Mysterious Abandoned AttractionIn 1974, Disney opened an attraction called Treasure Island. It mysteriously closed in 1999, and we still don't know why.
New York Offers $100K Reward For Escaped ConvictsRichard Matt and David Sweat escaped the Clinton Correctional Facility over the weekend using power tools, crawling through pipes to get outside.
Texas Officer Resigns After Chaotic Pool Party IncidentAfter officers responded to a disturbance call Friday at a community pool in McKinney, Texas, a bystander recorded the incident.
Austin Police Investigate Clash With Crowd In Viral VideoA video posted to YouTube appears to show Austin police using horses and pepper spray to control a crowd. The Texas capital is hosting ESPN's X Games.
Duggar Case Highlights Juvenile Sex Offender IssuesThe Duggar family sexual assault case is shining a light on an oft-overlooked issue: child sexual abuse committed by minors.
Beau Biden's 'Mighty Heart' Remembered At FuneralMourners bid Beau Biden a final farewell at a funeral mass held in Wilmington, Delaware. Vice President Biden's son died of brain cancer at age 46.
