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Paul Walker's Death Won't Delay Movie Release
The producers of the film "Hours" will open as planned in a couple weeks. The film stars Paul Walker, 40, who died over the weekend in a car crash.
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Thai Protesters Storm Army Headquarters
Thai protesters were back out on the streets of Bangkok and stormed the army headquarters Friday in an effort to overthrow the government - which they claim has become too corrupt.
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Roots, Sesame Street And Fallon Combine For Musical Magic
Jimmy Fallon and The Roots rocked it out with some special friends from Sesame Street at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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1st Black Friday Warriors Enter Battle Field
Black Friday is just a concept for some obsessed bargain hunters - as some shoppers started their gift buying today.
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Obama Pardons A Turkey The Day Before We All Eat One
In one of our weirdest national rituals, the President pardoned a turkey today, the day before Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, around the country, millions of turkeys are getting killed so we can all eat them tomorrow.
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Mary Cheney Uses Sister's Own Words Against Her
Liz Cheney has changed her tune on marriage equality since putting in a bid for Senator of Wyoming. Her sister Mary, who's openly gay, decided to use her own words against her in an ongoing public feud over the issue.
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China: Burberry's Pattern Is Up For Grabs
British luxury retailer, Burberry, has built its brand on a signature tartan print. Now, Chinese authorities say they have no right to trademark that pattern. It's one of many trademark battles in the country that's seen a growth in luxury consumers.
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Snowden Leaks Australia's License To Spy
Indonesian officials were outraged when reports of Australia spying leaked. Leaders in the two countries eventually signed a code of conduct agreement but not before protests broke out in the capitol of Jakarta.
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Insane Three-Quarter Court Buzzer Beater Wins The Game
In last night's Huntington University vs. Marian features what might be the most epic buzzer beater in the history of basketball, a three-quarter court lob flung at the last second that nails it, winning the game.
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Bon Jovi Joined By Taylor Swift And Prince... William
Taylor Swift and Prince William joined Bon Jovi on stage for a duet at the Winter White charity gala.
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This Disgusting Cheese Is Not Made From Milk
As part of an exhibition in Dublin, scientists made cheese out of human toe jam and microbes from human mouths, tears and navels.
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Obama Mesmerized By Body-Suited Dancing Woman
The President visited DreamWorks Animation studio in Glendale, California on Tuesday afternoon to talk about the economy -- but first he was given a tour and got a chance to see some pretty cool animation tricks.
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DreamWorks Turns Obama Into A Monster
The President visited DreamWorks Animation studio in Glendale, California on Tuesday afternoon to talk about the economy -- but first he was given a tour and got a chance to see some pretty cool animation tricks.
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Greece Opening Heroin-Injection Rooms
As a move to curb the country's rising HIV infection rates, Greece is creating safe spaces for heroin addicts to come and inject drugs they bring themselves under medical supervision and with government supplied needles.
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FDA Says Home DNA Testing Is Junk Science
Bad news for Google-backed gene-testers 23andMe, a company that offered personalized DNA readings. The FDA has banned the process, saying that the company cannot prove its results are scientifically valid.
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"President Kennedy Died At One PM"
This is the moment when millions of Americans learned that President Kennedy had died -- from the mouth of Walter Cronkite at 2:38 pm Eastern on November 22, 1963.
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Bagpipers Play Haunting Memorial To JFK
Bagpipers from the Black Watch played in front of the eternal flame in Arlington National Cemetery today to make the 50th anniversary of the death of JFK.
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JFK's Granddaughter Lays A Wreath In His Honor
President Kennedy's granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg laid a wreath in honor of the late American president today in London, on the 50th anniversary of his assassination.
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Russia: Endure Pain, Get Free Metro Pass
A new health and fitness program in Russia is giving commuters free metro tickets... if they do squats.
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JFK Wrote 5 Sentences To Get Into Harvard
As part of the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination, The Washington Post is highlighting many of the former president's records. The collection shows that while John F. Kennedy is revered as a politician, he was less focused as a student.
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