It’s an unofficial holiday in America known to many as “The Big Game.” Super Bowl 50 is just about here. Millions will tune in Sunday to see legendary QB Peyton Manning and the stifling Denver Broncos defense take on rising superstar QB Cam Newton and the explosive Carolina Panthers offensive…. Read More

Are we witnessing the end of the Bush Dynasty? Here’s the video of Jeb Bush asking his audience to applaud that everyone is talking about.

A Maine landlord has admitted killing two tenants in 2012 in a dispute over parking spots after a snowstorm. Seventy-seven-year-old James Pak had originally planned to use an insanity defense, but he instead pleaded guilty Wednesday in Alfred court to murder. Police visited the apartment shortly before the December 2012… Read More

A Yale researcher says a lavish 1951 Explorers Club dinner in New York City didn’t include 250,000-year-old extinct woolly mammoth, despite folklore about the event. Nor did the feast include meat from a giant ground sloth, as the menu promised. A new DNA analysis from a fist-sized piece of meat… Read More

Spacewalking Russians gathered seeds and spores that have been stuck outside the International Space Station for months if not years and gave a ceremonial send-off Wednesday to a flash drive containing special messages for their motherland. Cosmonaut Sergey Volkov waited for good camera views before tossing the flash drive overboard… Read More

The only known wild jaguar in the United States is seen roaming around a creek and other parts of a mountain range just south of Tucson in the first publicly released video of the giant cat. “El Jefe” — Spanish for “the boss” — has been living in the Santa… Read More

Rome’s only surviving pyramid from ancient times is being put in the spotlight. After a Japanese clothing magnate helped pay for an ambitious cleanup, archaeologists are eager to show off the monument, constructed around 2,000 years ago as the burial tomb for a Roman praetor, or magistrate, named Caius Cestius…. Read More

He could be the world’s most hated CEO, and promised to be on the attack against Congress. But now, it seems bad-boy ex-pharmaceutical company chief and prolific social media user Martin Shkreli has been muzzled. A new lawyer in a federal securities fraud case against Shkreli told reporters outside court… Read More

A New York real estate heir pleaded guilty in New Orleans on Wednesday to a weapons charge and agreed to an 85-month prison sentence, a move that could usher in his extradition to California to face murder charges. U.S. District Judge Kurt Engelhardt told Robert Durst that he will not… Read More

A man who allegedly posed as a priest and officiated at Masses, funerals, confessions, and at least one marriage was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of selling thousands of dollars in phony tickets to see Pope Francis during last year’s U.S. visit. Erwin Mena, 59, declined to comment to the Los… Read More