The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the media covering Jodi Arias' sentencing trial just days after Judge Sherry Stephens blocked news outlets and the public from hearing testimony in a public courtroom.
An investigation by independent journalist Greg Palast has found suspicion of voter fraud is just a cover for purging voters, mostly Latinos, Asian and African Americans off voter rolls, and it could effect Senate seats and possibly the outcome of the next presidential election.
An Oregon mother who suffered a mental breakdown while caring for her autistic son and husband with Multiple Sclerosis allegedly threw her 6-year-old off the Yaquina Bridge Monday and then called 911 to report the incident.
A shooting at the Delaware State University has left one student wounded. Police continue to search for the assailant; however, the situation is no longer considered dangerous.
On Monday, U.S. safety regulators said that they are looking into whether or not Honda Motor Co. failed to report deaths and injuries from defective airbags in some of the company's vehicles.
On Monday morning, a one-pound tape measure slipped from the waist belt of a construction worker on a Jersey City building project. The tape measure fell 400 feet before striking a 58-year-old man in the head, killing him.
Because no one won last week's Mega Millions lottery jackpot, the jackpot has risen to a whopping $321 million. The drawing will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 11 p.m. EST.
The Huntsville, Alabama school district has spent more than $150,000 to spy on its students in an attempt to prevent violence from happening in school.
In the Russian city of St. Petersburg, a memorial to Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs was dismantled after Tim Cook, the man that succeed Jobs at the helm of the multi-billion dollar computer manufacturing company, came out as gay.
A six seat victory in Tuesday's mid-term elections will give Republicans control of the House and Senate, but Democrats and Republicans are scoring very close in the polls and election think there will be runs-offs, perhaps changes in voter demographics and uncertainty about where voter anger about the economy and immigration will shape the outcome.
Although meteorologists don’t expect the strong force that Hurricane Vance is delivering to last too much longer, the storm system was still measured as a category two hurricane in the Eastern Pacific as of Monday afternoon.
Nik Wallenda walks over the Chicago River nearly 8 stories above the ground for Discovery Channel's Skyscraper Live on November 2, 2014 in Chicago, Illinois.
Brittany Maynard ended her life Saturday because she was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Brittany Maynard ended her life Saturday because she was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.
The most magical place on Earth became the scariest place Saturday night. Embers from a fireworks display started a fire on a building near the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train attraction at Florida's Walt Disney World, a Disney spokeswoman said.
On Monday, Nov. 3, the private funeral service for Former Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, the city's longest serving mayor, was held at the Most Precious Blood Parish in Hyde Park.
Twenty five people were arrested Monday for protesting the work of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the government agency that approvals projects for producing and moving natural gas - pipelines, natural gas facilities, compressors. The arrests are just the beginning of a week of protests planned at the agency. Often times the pipelines and compressors are going through areas not normally associated with industrialization.
One World Trade Center opens Monday in Lower Manhattan for its first tenant, publisher Conde Nast, to move in, reports CNN. The publisher is moving 3,400 staffers into 24 stories, from floors 20 through 44. The skyscraper opens 13 years after the World Trade Center Twin Towers were destroyed on Sept. 11, 2001.
