The Republican front-runner said the Fox News Channel, which is hosting the Iowa forum, had gone too far by issuing press statements that he said mocked his concerns about moderator Megyn Kelly.
A string of incidents has crossed a new red line, according to Western diplomats. Yet many foreign governments seem unwilling or unable to intervene, their public response limited to mild protests.
The Detroit water system claims it offered the smaller Michigan city cheaper rates in the short term, which could have allowed Flint to avoid using a tainted river.
Nate Bergman left a wordy appeal — and threat — urging others not to park in a space that he spent hours shoveling out. (Nate Bergman)
The struggle for post-blizzard parking is playing out in different ways all along the East Coast. But few have escaped the plunge into anarchy that erupts when 2 feet of snow smothers already limited on-street parking.
Eight boys found on an Ohio egg farm were among thousands of unaccompanied migrant minors who whistleblowers say have been released by U.S. officials to sponsors with criminal records.
He used his sunken eyes, gravelly voice and projection of gloom to memorable effect as characters on both sides of the law.
In a surprise move, Texas authorities leveled criminal charges, including a felony, against the anti-abortion activists behind a series of undercover videos.
Authorities said they were also punishing six other officers for their actions during the 2012 incident, which ended with the deaths of the car’s two occupants.
For Apple, it's all about the smartphone. The company's most recent earnings are a bad sign.
Doubts remain about how the shooting occurred because of inconsistent statements the man gave to police after he fled the theater.
Neighbors had said the ride typically cost $50 to $70 without surge pricing. Uber said there wasn’t any mistake.
Alexandra Mezher was allegedly stabbed to death by a 15-year-old migrant at an asylum center, an attack that threatens to shatter an idyllic image of the Scandinavian country, already under strain as it reacts to an influx of refugees.
No one knows why, but phone-tracking apps are directing Android and iPhone users to this suburban Atlanta home. The problem is that the missing phones aren't there and never have been.
