Scary clown sightings are popping up across the country. What made us afraid of them in the first place?
From Laughing to Screaming: The History of Clowns and Terror
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Mike Pence Leads 2020 Pack After Strong Vice Presidential Debate Performance
Some Republicans are already looking ahead to the next presidential election.
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U.S. Economy Created 156,000 Jobs In September; Unemployment Steady
The September jobs report showed the steady recovery from the 2008 recession is continuing.
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JonBenet's Brother Files Lawsuit Against St. Clair Shores Doctor
Defamation suit claims pathologist Werner Spitz is publicity hound.
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Graphic Donald Trump Audio: When You're A Star, You Can Do Anything To Women
Trump comments about sex, kissing, and groping - if not attacking - women bring swift condemnation from Republican colleagues.
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Nestlé Recalls Drumsticks for Possible Listeria Contamination
Nestlé is recalling some vanilla and variety packs of drumsticks for Possible Listeria contamination.
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Hurricane Matthew: Ravenel Bridge Closed, Power Out for 574K
State transportation officials have to check bridge's condition. More power outages possible. Flood threat far inland, says forecasters.
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School Corporal Punishment Disproportionately Targets African American, Disabled Kids: University Of Texas Study
Study also finds 10,000-20,000 children sought medical attention resulting from corporal punishment, a legal practice in 19 states.
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Hillary's Emails: What She told the Wall Street Banks Behind Closed Doors
Emails posted by Wikileaks purport to be from Clinton campaign insiders include what may be excerpts from the speeches.
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John Felix, Alleged Palm Springs Cop Killer, Had High Capacity Magazines, Was Wearing Soft Body Armor
Suspect John Felix was captured alive. Now, he's facing mulitple murder charges.
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LIRR Derailment Update: 33 Hurt, 4 Seriously
"The focus is to get up and running for tomorrow morning's commute," Gov. Cuomo says.
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Hurricane Matthew: 'Record-Breaking Flooding' in N.C., U.S. Deaths Reach 19
Flood waters battering Outer Banks. Four states struggling to restore power to more than 2.2 million in wake of storm.
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Ken Thompson, Brooklyn District Attorney, Dies of Cancer
The DA announced just a few days ago he would be stepping back from his job to fight the disease.
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Harvard, MIT Professors Win Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmström took the prize for their contributions to contract theory.
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Thanksgiving 2016 Store Closures: Which Retailers Won't Be Open?
From Apple to Nordstrom, T.J. Maxx to Publix, dozens of stores across the country will stay closed on Thanksgiving 2016.
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Paul Ryan 'Won't Defend' Donald Trump Anymore; Trump Blasts Ryan On Twitter
Ryan will shift his attention to retaining the House's Republican majority instead.
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Tiger Woods Withdraws From Safeway Open in Napa: Tiger's Statement
The golf world is shocked after Woods had confirmed that he would play just last week. (Breaking)
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Diapers, Baby Clothes Among Donations Sought for Families of Slain Palm Springs Officers
How you can help families of officers Lesley Zerebny and Jose "Gil" Vega. Plus, where you can drop donations off across Riverside County.
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Obama: America Heading to Mars by 2030s
President announces new partnerships for deep-space travel. "We'll benefit from a better understanding of our environment and ourselves."
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Donald Trump a ‘Disgrace,’ Say Parents of Fallen Muslim Soldier
Donald Trump's mention in Sunday's debate of a Muslim Army captain killed in Iraq was condemned by his parents as "a disgrace."
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