A man accused of stabbing more than a dozen people at a Houston-area college told investigators that he had fantasized about cannibalism and necrophilia and about cutting off people’s faces and wearing them as masks.
When Jane Fonda was cast as former First Lady Nancy Reagan in Lee Daniels’ forthcoming film “The Butler,” some Reagan fans were not pleased.
Cruz stated, “I think it’s wrong that politicians try to take advantage of [victims’] suffering–not to actually fix the problem but instead to push the same anti-gun agenda they had before this tragedy…”
The Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed with “moderate confidence” that North Korea has the ability to deliver a nuclear weapon with a ballistic missile, though the reliability is believed to be “low.”
The National Hockey League (NHL) has offered its support of gay rights with the announcement of a new partnership to combat homophobia in sports.
The IRS has quietly upgraded its technology so tax collectors can track virtually everything people do online.
No one recognized the man and his wife as they shopped at the Chanel Store on Chicago’s tony Michigan Avenue strip. But that didn’t stop the couple from receiving Secret Service protection and a Chicago police escort. See the secret shoppers here.
One of the girls was saying, “‘God help me’ over and over because I obviously could not lift it myself. It was heavy.”
The daughter of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright — the controversial former pastor to President Barack Obama — was indicted today in an expanding federal probe of a state grant tied to a former suburban police chief.
Missouri gave the feds its entire concealed weapons database, enraging lawmakers.