The Attorney General's report on the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson last summer found officer Darren Wilson was completely justified in stopping Brown on suspicion of robbery, and then shooting him in self-defense.
The Supreme Court heard arguments about headscarves this week. Specifically, the case of Samantha Elauf who was 17 when she went into a job interview at Abercrombie & Fitch in Tulsa, Oklahoma, wearing a headscarf.
Computer people are totally preoccupied with the FCC's net neutrality decision. But what normal people want to know is, will my Internet get faster, and will it cost me more? So I asked Maggie Reardon from CNET.
Back in 2006 a federal judge ordered tobacco companies to print a new warning on cartons which would say, "Cigarette companies intentionally designed cigarettes with enough nicotine to create and sustain addiction."
After Brian Williams got in trouble for his Iraq War exaggerations, Fox commentator Bill O'Reilly was among the people saying the media must be held accountable.
Today we remember our two most beloved presidents: Washington and Lincoln. These two great men are in fact still with us through their most famous quotations.
I loved baseball, as a kid. I watched all the Yankee games growing up New York. Phil Rizzuto, Bed Barber, and my favorite - Mel Allen they made it easy to watch a game on the radio. I can still sing the "Baseball and Ballantine" beer Jingle.
The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee is the panel of experts that decides which foods are good and which foods will kill you. And according to insiders it has decided - brace yourself - that it's OK to eat foods with cholesterol.
I keep reading comments about what the president said at last week's prayer breakfast - most of the comments being about this part, "Remember that during the Crusades and the Inquisition, slavery and Jim Crow, all to often was justified in the name of Christ."
It was a week ago that NBC anchor Brian Williams told a story from back in 2003 when he was covering the Iraq War; saying that he was flying over the desert ...