Foul play is not suspected in the disappearance of former Atlanta Braves player Otis Nixon, but authorities are continuing to search for the retired athlete, police said Monday. Nixon, 58, was last seen about 10 a.m. Saturday leaving his home in Woodstock, Georgia, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) northwest of… Read More

Fox News has named Amy Listerman as its chief financial officer, the first woman to serve in that position. She will have the additional title of executive vice president of finance and accounting, the company announced Monday. Listerman will oversee all financial operations for both Fox News Channel and Fox… Read More

A Turkish Airlines flight landed with one more passenger than it took off with after a baby was born mid-air with the help of the airline’s crew. The airline tells NBC News a woman who was 28 weeks pregnant complained of birthing pains during the flight over West Africa from… Read More

Sergio Garcia tugged the lapel of his green jacket with both hands, proud of his prize and how he earned it. His hopes were fading Sunday in the Masters — two shots behind with six holes to play — when his tee shot bounced off a tree and into an… Read More

Officials have closed several schools in southern Wisconsin as police search for a man suspected of stealing numerous guns and threatening to use them against public officials or a school. Rock County Sheriff Robert Spoden said Friday that the suspect, 32-year-old Joseph Jakubowski, also sent an anti-government manifesto to the… Read More

Laura Ingraham’s next book is a tribute to President Donald Trump, and a warning. The conservative commentator’s “Billionaire at the Barricades: The Populist Revolution from Reagan to Trump” is the first major acquisition by the new All Points Books imprint at St. Martin’s Press. All Points, which will specialize in… Read More

A lawsuit filed Thursday accuses Seattle Mayor Ed Murray of sexually molesting a teenage high-school dropout in the 1980s, and in interviews with The Seattle Times, two other men claim he abused them. The mayor denied the allegations through his personal spokesman Jeff Reading. “These false accusations are intended to… Read More

Awed by an eight-plane flyover that left the sky streaked with plumes of red, white and blue contrails, thousands paused Thursday in the shadow of the nation’s official World War I monument in remembrance of the day a century ago that the U.S. entered the fight. Melding equal measures of… Read More

Don Rickles kept the nice inside, his friends say. Lucky us. Offstage, the self-described “shy and frightened kid” was invariably kind and caring, fellow celebrities said after his death Thursday at age 90. So are many other worthy people. But Rickles, only Rickles, could leave that sweet man offstage and… Read More

The Masters began Thursday with two ceremonial tee shots and one empty chair. In a somber tribute to Arnold Palmer, who died in September, Augusta National chairman Billy Payne escorted Palmer’s widow to the first tee for the honorary start. Payne also carried Palmer’s green jacket and draped it over… Read More