The incoming president of the National Rifle Association says "outrage" fuels the group.

State texting-while-driving bans are increasingly popular, but few tickets get issued.

Boston suspects appear to be only the latest who were radicalized with help from the Web.

The men in the village got together and decided that their women would not vote in the parliamentary election.

They were pronounced dead at the scene of the blaze on a bridge near San Francisco.

Disaster is likely the worst garment-factory accident ever; death toll is likely to rise.

"We figure we got 15 pounds of bees out of there," or about 60,000 honeybees, the beekeeper said.

The first in a series of gun buybacks in the city is scheduled for Saturday.

Ruslan Tsarni meets with Massachusetts funeral home director to arrange for Tamerlan Tsarnaev's burial.

President Obama asks new Ohio State graduates to practice citizenship

Some law enforcement officials express concerns about the state law.

Mark Schmitzer is the only officer on the one-man police force in Gaines Township, Mich.

When Kjerstin Gruys gave up mirrors, she found peace - and saved time and money.

Arias is charged with first-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend.

A faint flume of ash extended eastward from the volcano.

The new museum will charge a $20 to $25 admission fee due to hefty operating costs.

But one of the athletes involved says school officials may have gone too for themselves.

To gun owners at NRA event, Bloomberg represents East Coast elite, "nanny state" philosophy.

Target was a shipment of advanced guided Iranian-made missiles believed bound for Hezbollah.

Dozens of gerbils are scurrying to New England this weekend for an annual pageant.