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Jenna Rabberman says she hopes the photo will save a life by making someone think twice about buckling their child correctly

In a 1993 interview, Hefner told "60 Minutes" why he savored life and how his "typically American" upbringing made him who he was

Justin Timberlake is reportedly returning to the Super Bowl, 13 years after his controversial performance with Janet Jackson

It's unclear whether he will pay for just his seat, or the whole plane

The company says in a blog post that RT spent $274,100 on ads targeted to markets in the U.S. in 2016

Sunday we'll talk to former "Face the Nation" host Bob Schieffer about his new book "Overload: Finding the Truth in Today's Deluge of News"

Keith Leroy Tharpe was convicted of murder and kidnapping in the September 1990 slaying of his sister-in-law, and was granted a temporary stay

Philadelphia-based Asplundh's penalty is the highest ever levied against a company in an immigration case

We’ll discuss the GOP’s push for tax reform, President Trump’s broader agenda, and more in an interview with Ryan airing this Sunday

"We take those mistakes and learn from them," said Wray of the FBI's troubled past at his installation ceremony on Thursday

Stiff new U.S. tariffs on the Canadian jet maker show the president is willing to aggravate even close allies

The Santa Clara City Council approved the payment to settle a lawsuit filed by Danielle Burfine, who was injured at her home last year

Over 20 U.S. diplomats have suffered apparent acoustic attacks causing hearing loss and nerve damage in some cases