Cheryl K. Chumley

Dennis Schnurr, archbishop of Cincinnati: ‘Fifty Shades’ is a ‘direct contrast’ of Christianity

Dennis Schnurr, the archbishop of Cincinnati, is warning Christians that the upcoming "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie is presented as a "romance" — but that is sheep's clothing.

February 11, 2015

William Schaffner, infectious diseases doctor: Measles spread by wealthy — not illegals

A medical professional who works as a professor of preventive medicine and infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine said in a recent interview that it's not illegals who are to blame for the recent spread of measles in the country — it's wealthy and "misguided" parents.

February 11, 2015

South Korea roadway in chaos as 100-car pileup leaves 2 dead, 68 hurt

A massive pileup on a well-traveled road near South Korea's Incheon International Airport that involved an estimated 100 vehicles has left at least two dead and 68 injured.

February 11, 2015

Obama slams Staples, corporations for Obamacare-tied cuts: ‘Shame on them’

President Obama didn't take kindly to Staples executives who slashed worker hours due to what they said was the need to curtail expense related to Obamacare, saying such corporations can "well afford" to pay.

February 11, 2015

Anthony Noto, Twitter CFO, gets first-hand feel of hacking as account breached

Anthony Noto, Twitter's chief financial officer, got a first-hand feel for the pain a hacker inflicts after discovering someone was tweeting out spam from his account.

February 11, 2015

Britain, France join U.S. in closing embassies in Yemen

Britain shut down its embassy in Sana'a Wednesday, while French authorities advised citizens at the embassy in Yemen to leave as quickly as possible — the latest in the response to growing violence in the region.

February 11, 2015

Obama denies misleading voters on gay marriage, says David Axelrod is confused

President Obama said in an interview published Wednesday that he never intentionally deceived voters on his stance on gay marriage — that his former adviser, David Axelrod, was confusing his personal views with his policy platforms.

February 11, 2015

U.K. cringes at David Cameron’s slang — first ‘chillax,’ now ‘chatarama’

British Prime Minister David Cameron's slang has been taking the United Kingdom by storm — a mocking, smirking, cringing storm.

February 10, 2015

Piers Morgan: Brian Williams ‘now the news anchor I would trust most’

The rest of the world may be looking at NBC news anchor Brian Williams with skeptical eyes — but not Piers Morgan.

February 10, 2015

Boston digs out from record-snowfall dump: ‘It’s unimaginable’

Boston-area residents weary of the record snowfall say the piles are so deep, they don't even recognize their neighborhoods.

February 10, 2015

Tom Cotton: U.S. ought to be ‘proud’ of treatment of ‘savages’ at Guantanamo Bay

America ought to be "proud" of its record of prisoner treatment at Guantanamo Bay, particularly since the facility houses primarily "savages," said Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas.

February 10, 2015

Charles Manson halts wedding after realizing bride only wanted his body for money

Serial killer Charles Manson, 80, won't be marrying his 27-year-old girlfriend Afton Elaine Burton after all.

February 10, 2015

Ferguson protesters dump coffin on Francis Slay’s doorstep: You’re ‘on notice’

Protesters in Ferguson carried tombstones with the names of victims of police shootings around town in a mock funeral display that culminated with the dumping of a coffin on the doorstep of Mayor Francis Slay's home.

February 10, 2015

Bruce Jenner confirms he’s taking hormones to look more like a woman: source

Bruce Jenner, a former Olympic great who turned into a reality show star, reportedly confirmed to hospital workers helping after his weekend car crash that he was indeed taking hormones to enlarge his breasts and look more like a woman.

February 10, 2015

Nevada city’s new worker policy: You need our OK to talk to press, or face firing

Employees with the Nevada city of Henderson have a new policy that states that those who speak to members of the media without first clearing it with their communications office could face retribution, including firing.

February 10, 2015

Obama set to name Chicago site — birthplace of black union — as a national monument

President Obama is set to visit Chicago in the coming days and formally designate the Pullman district on the Far South Side — the site of the nation's first black labor union — as a national monument.

February 10, 2015

Obama outrages by calling 4 Jewish victims of Paris terror ‘a bunch of folks’ shot randomly

President Obama has sparked some widespread fury over his recent comments to Vox about the Jewish individuals who were brutally killed by terrorists in Paris — specifically, he labeled them "a bunch of folks" who were randomly shot.

February 10, 2015

Ron Wagner, Florida dad, furious at Islam school lesson: ‘Muhammad is the messenger of God’

Ron Wagner, a Florida father, said his son's world history book has gone too far with a lesson that teaches Muhammad is the messenger of God.

February 10, 2015

Bashar Assad claims Syria is in the loop on U.S.-led strikes on Islamic State

Syria President Bashar Assad told a BBC broadcast audience that his government is kept in the loop about U.S.-led airstrikes on Islamic State terrorists.

February 10, 2015

British Muslims flood streets to protest Charlie Hebdo and prophet pictures

Thousands of Muslims protesting the portrayal of the prophet Mohammed in cartoons took to the streets of Britain, swarming around a statue of Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery and carrying signs like, "Insult My Mum And I Will Punch You."

February 9, 2015