Michigan’s Witness in Gay-Marriage Trial Barred
DETROIT (AP) — The state of Michigan's defense of a ban on gay marriage is off to a rocky start after a judge refused to allow the first witness to testify.
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Widow of Slain Colorado Prisons Chief May Testify
DENVER (AP) — The family of a slain pizza deliveryman and a wounded Texas sheriff's deputy are among those in federal court in Denver for the sentencing of the woman who bought the gun used in their shootings and the killing of Colorado's prisons director.
2014 Oscar Winners!
The 2014 Oscar winners were announced Sunday, March 2 during the awards ceremony, hosted by celebrated comedienne Ellen DeGeneres and broadcast live by ABC.
Obama Warns Russia of ‘Costs’ in Ukraine
President Barack Obama is warning Russia there will be costs if Russia intervenes militarily in Ukraine.
Hilarious News Bloopers Will Have You Rolling on the Floor
News tries to be hard-hitting, but sometimes the only thing it hits hard is the funny bone.
This collection of bloopers (some of which is NSFW) from February will remind you that working in TV news isn't always so glamorous, but watching it can be a real delight...
October Trial Date Set in Colorado Movie Attack
The man accused of the mass shooting at a Colorado movie theater in 2012 now faces trial in October.
Red Sox Facing Possible Suit Over ‘B Strong’
After last spring's horrific Boston Marathon bombing, the Boston Red Sox did their best to pick up the city. One of the ways that the team (and its fans) showed its support for the community was by adopting the 'B Strong' logo, which was featured throughout the park, on the player uniforms and on items sold to the public (with the money going to charity).
But now, the team could be facing a lawsui
Obama Tells Pentagon to Plan for Afghan Pullout
President Barack Obama has asked the Pentagon to make plans to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by the end of the year in case the U.S. and Afghanistan cannot complete a bilateral security agreement.
United States Penalizes Asiana Airlines Over Crash
U.S. transportation officials have penalized Asiana Airlines $500,000 for failing to assist family members of passengers on a flight that crashed last year at San Francisco airport.
Obama to Announce New Manufacturing Hubs
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is satisfying a year-old pledge by announcing the creation of two Pentagon-led institutes that will combine public and private resources to foster manufacturing innovation.