Governor Jerry Brown signs two new bills into law inspired by the Stanford rape case.
Joakim Noah opposes war and said he would have felt uncomfortable at the West Point Military Academy event.
Alfred Olango was shot four times after pointing a vaping device at officers.
Top female chess players in the world say they won’t compete in Iran if they’re forced to wear the Islamic headscarf.
Matthew, with 160 mile-per-hour maximum winds, is expected to make landfall in Jamaica on Monday.
The German bank’s shares reached historic lows this week after a $14 billion settlement request by the U.S.
The Commission on Presidential Debates issued a cryptic statement acknowledging some audio issues Monday night.
The Alabama Court of the Judiciary effectively ousted the state’s chief justice for a second time on Friday.
The group has saved more than 60,000 people in Syria—a feat that has put them in contention for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Police were investigating an international drug ring when they discovered the stolen artwork.
Rodrigo Duterte told reporters he’d like to kill 3 million addicts, saying the Nazi leader “massacred 3 million Jews.”
Four days after Hillary Clinton set a trap for her Republican rival, he continues to walk further into it with more attacks on a former Miss Universe.
Amos Yee, 17, is spending six weeks in prison for his comments on Christianity and Islam.
The case received little attention last November, but prosecutors say it’s another recorded example of excessive police force.
The European Space Agency’s probe has crash-landed on the surface of Comet 67P.
As lawmakers grilled the bank’s CEO, the Justice Department announced a $4 million settlement for a separate scandal.
The national park’s superintendent resigned a week after a congressional hearing found widespread misconduct.
President Obama met with the families of the African-American athletes of the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, offering praise that Franklin Roosevelt didn’t.
Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill eliminating the state's statute of limitations for sex-related crimes on Wednesday.
Diplomatic efforts remain at a standstill after Moscow dismissed Washington’s call to end the bombardment on Aleppo.