Putting on a circus with 14 felines? It’s as easy as herding cats
Samantha Martin was anxious, and it wasn't because she was living in a bus with 14 cats, two white rats, a groundhog and a chicken named Cluck Norris. That's normal...
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Wife of New York bikers’ beating victim: ‘I thought we were going to die’
The wife of a man beaten by a group of motorcyclists wept on the witness stand Tuesday as she recalled her family's car being set upon by angry bikers during...
Police make 5th arrest in Brooklyn Bridge melee that injured officer
Police in New York City announced Sunday the arrest of a fifth person in a melee that left an officer with a broken nose as fallout continued over the slayings...
NYPD hunting for 6 protesters after melee leaves officer with broken nose
New York police said Monday they were looking for six people suspected of taking part in a melee that left an officer with a broken nose during a demonstration on...
Pet cemetery lets best friends stay together after death
Rhona Levy gazed into the small oak casket and stroked the soft hair lying on the white satin pillow. "I will always be with you," she said, leaning down to...
Ebola is ‘not a death sentence,’ U.S. cases prove
When Amber Vinson walked out of Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday, she became the sixth person in the country to be successfully treated for a disease that kills...
Dallas nurses describe Ebola hospital care: ‘There was no protocol’
A Liberian man who arrived by ambulance at a Dallas hospital with symptoms of Ebola sat for "several hours" in a room with other patients before being put in isolation,...
New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade drops ban on openly gay marchers
The nation's largest St. Patrick's Day parade, which in recent years was mired in controversy over its ban on openly gay marchers, appeared to have bowed to corporate and public...
Things to know about the trial of Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law
NEW YORK -- Jurors began deliberations Tuesday in the terrorism trial of Sulaiman abu Ghaith, who is accused of being the chief propagandist for Al Qaeda in the days and...
Jury to begin deliberating fate of Bin Laden’s son-in-law
NEW YORK - Jurors on Tuesday begin deliberating the fate of a former Al Qaeda spokesman portrayed by lawyers as either a hardened terrorist buoyed by the Sept. 11, 2001,...