Life

3 things you didn't know about Prohibition on its 100th anniversary

One hundred years ago, by a bipartisan vote of 65 to 20, the U.S. Senate submitted to the states what became the 18th Amendment.

FBI: Teen sold bomb threats

Israeli arrested for sending more than 100 threatening messages

NASA issues safety warning for solar eclipse

The eclipse, which is the first total eclipse in the Lower 48 since 1979, will take place Aug. 21 and will last two hours and 38 minutes.

They Don't have to tell you

The FBI published the final rule this week.

How to stop robocalls to your cellphone

The federal and state “Do Not Call” lists are supposed to protect people from unwanted calls.

How one Texas parent is trying to solve a growing problem

No organization existed for higher-functioning autistic adults .

Kim's moneyman reveals smuggling operation

Defector who was Kim's moneyman reveals smuggling operation that keeps dictator and his cronies rich.

Baby boomers are no longer majority of American voters

Millennials, Gen Xers overtake Baby Boomers in voting.

The battle against human trafficking

The Abolish Human Trafficking Act inspires community of compassion for victims and punishes those who coerce and torture the innocent.

Could this be the worst owner in professional sports?

The Marlins Are Suing a Fan to Seize His Building

Family of brain-dead California girl fights to reverse death

The case adds to the debate over parents' right to choose childrens' medical treatment.

The sad ballad of Pio the chicken and the long arm of the FDA

The long arm of the federal government killed Pio the chicken last month.

Sean Spicer's last appointment

No, I didn’t know his departure was imminent. The timing took me by surprise, but not necessarily the outcome.

California governor stops parole for Charles Manson follower

The governor’s decision came a week before the deadline.

She fled Iraq now she's training to be a U.S. Border Patrol agent

Shakare, a 23-year-old from Iraq, is one of three women in a class of 20 at the U.S. Border Patrol Academy in Artesia, New Mexico.

The man who wants to bring the BRAIN DEAD back to life

Scientist whose life's work will be used by U,S. company that's ready to start trials to 'reanimate living cadavers' in Latin America.

Put down that cellphone

Washington State Distracted-driving law is here. Using a handheld cellphone while driving, even at a stoplight, can soon lead to a $136 fine.

A real need for Asylum

Iraqi Christian nationals could face death if deported back to their home country.