The teenager tragically killed Tuesday after he was crushed to death by a minivan seat was remembered by his family as being “funny, smart and positive.” Kyle Plush, 16, of Cincinnati, Ohio, called 911 at least twice Tuesday afternoon while
An end to our 35-year struggle for safe, legal abortion is at last in sight, writes senator and campaigner Ivana Bacik Ireland has spoken and we have made history. The clause inserted into our constitution in 1983 that bestowed on
President Donald Trump personally ordered the Department of Justice to hire a former White House official who departed after he was caught up in a controversy over the release of intelligence material to a member of Congress, according to people
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday that while “everyone thinks” he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for his involvement in the warming of relations with North Korea, the only prize he wants is a victory for the world. Trump
Parents will seek to remove toddler from hospital, saying he has been breathing unassisted Alfie Evans, the severely ill toddler whose life support machine was switched off on Monday, could immediately be flown to a childrens hospital in Rome for
Graphic showing poll result on trust was shown out of sequence but Kurtz points out on Facebook numbers were used later on in show Fox News host Howard Kurtz said on Monday that a graphic showing the station lagging other
Windsor (CNN)Meghan Markle will make a striking feminist statement in her wedding to Prince Harry on Saturday, choosing not to be chaperoned for much of the procession down the aisle of St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, CNN has learned. Prince Charles
Network pulls Barrs revived show and condemns racist tweets towards ex-Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett Roseanne Barrs revived sitcom has been cancelled after she posted a racist and Islamophobic tweet that attacked former Obama White House adviser Valerie Jarrett. The sitcom
A southern black racer snakes slithers across a sniper’s rifle. (Alabama National Guard/ Army Staff Sgt. William Frye) Even a snake didn’t break the focus of one U.S. military sniper in Alabama. While conducting a 1-173 Infantry training exercise, a