An Alabama youth football league has stirred up controversy with their latest fundraising effort – auctioning off an AR-15 rifle.

Some analysts say that the trade spat between the U.S. and China is inching the world economy closer to a recession.

The FBI says it has unlocked a cell phone belonging to Dayton shooter Connor Betts.

Believe it or not, a two-inch blade and five forestry workers saved the life of Colin Dowler after an encounter with a grizzly bear in Canada.

If you’ve ever wondered who’d win in a fight between Spider-Man and Batman, an incident in Texas suggests the hero with arachnid powers would have the upper hand.

According to RadarOnline.com , Barbara Walters health is getting worse. The award-winning journalist has been diagnosed with dementia, heart disease, and hearing loss.

In the continued fight to close the pay gap between men and women, the U.S. Soccer Federation has actually hired two lobbyists to argue that the U.S. women’s team isn’t earning less than the men’s team. The Federation is currently facing a lawsuit, alleging that there is “institutionalized gender discrimination.”

A new lawsuit alleges the Boy Scouts of America ignored hundreds of sexual abuse complaints from its members.

Jon Huntsman, the U.S. Ambassador to Russia, is resigning from the job and may make another run for governor of Utah.

Barneys New York has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and announced that it will close 15 of its stores as the company tries to find a buyer. Chicago, Las Vegas and Seattle are just a few of the many locations closing.

A very famous name in cuisine has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Accomplished author Toni Morrison has passed away. She was 88-years-old.

The mass shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand; Poway, California; and El Paso, Texas; have a connection. They were all announced – beforehand – on a web forum known as “8chan.”