New York police union president Pat Lynch said Friday night that Mayor Bill de Blasio has blood on his hands for the execution-style shooting of police officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu. Published December 21, 2014
The Pentagon wants all children to know that Santa Claus can fly safely through American airspace during the holiday season. Published December 19, 2014
Hollywood has just joined forces with Al Sharpton and his National Action Network after a meeting with Sony Pictures Entertainment co-Chairman Amy Pascal. Published December 19, 2014
Harvard's dining hall pulled SodaStream machines after members of the college's Palestine Solidarity Committee and other activists deemed the product a "microaggression." Published December 19, 2014
Hollywood star George Clooney circulated a petition supporting free speech rights within the industry as Sony Entertainment was dealing with a cyberattack from a group linked to North Korea — and no one signed it. Published December 19, 2014
The U.S. Naval Academy will receive $120 million in federal funds for a new center for teaching midshipmen cyber warfare skills. Published December 19, 2014
The Taliban had a very specific hit list of young boy that it used for its Dec. 16 attack on a Peshawar school that killed 141 people. Published December 18, 2014
Boston Red Sox owner John W. Henry is facing a lawsuit over a woman who fell down an elevator shaft at Fenway Park. Published December 18, 2014
U.S. troops will be needed to train Iraq's security forces for the next three years — at a minimum — Army Lt. Gen. James Terry said Thursday. Published December 18, 2014
Paramount Pictures has reportedly banned movie theaters from showing of 2004's "Team America: World Police" as a replacement for Sony Entertainment's "The Interview." Published December 18, 2014
U.S.-led coalition airstrikes in Iraq have killed three top leaders of the Islamic State group in the past month and a half. Published December 18, 2014
Two Florida men face grand theft charges for engineering a fake heart attack in Wal-Mart so that expensive Barbie toys could be stolen during the confusion. Published December 18, 2014
The Rev. Al Sharpton and Sony Pictures Entertainment co-Chairman Amy Pascal will meet face-to-face for the first time since her racial emails regarding President Obama were leaked by the hacking group "Guardians of Peace." Published December 18, 2014
Fox News anchor Shepard Smith reacted to news that the U.S. was restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba by asking if American capitalism would "ruin" the nation with fast-food restaurants and home improvement businesses. Published December 17, 2014
A blind boy from Kansas City, Missouri, had his cane taken away by school officials, who then replaced it with a pool noodle when he was accused of acting up on the bus. Published December 17, 2014
One of the U.S. Army's giant surveillance blimps will rise to 10,000 feet above Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland on Friday for a three-year test. A second aircraft will begin testing in January. Published December 17, 2014
A Marine veteran who has been imprisoned in Iran since 2011 has started a hunger strike and pleaded with President Obama to "end the nightmare." Published December 17, 2014
Russia's state-run First Channel featured a segment on "Live Healthfully" with a panel that said not to drink with Asians on New Year's Eve — for their own good. Published December 17, 2014
A Texas plumber's old truck has come back to haunt him after appearing in the Islamic State group's Twitter feed. Published December 17, 2014
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has seemingly reached a Jedi Master level of trash talk by confusing the men who tackle him the hardest with compliments. Published December 17, 2014
