How 65 women came to Kavanaugh's defense in matter of hours
Sep 20, 2018
Sixty-five women came to Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's defense in matter of hours in a letter-writing campaign, and more than a dozen signers who've since spoken to The Associated Press or other media outlets are standing by their declaration.
Texans blast educator for 'black QB' comments about Watson
Sep 19, 2018
Houston Texans fires back at East Texas school superintendent who wrote: "You can't count on a black quarterback," in comment section of online news article where he was criticizing quarterback Deshaun Watson
Man who shot train shaving video says he meant no harm
Sep 19, 2018
The commuter who filmed another man shaving on a New Jersey Transit train and posted the video on social media says he never intended any harm
Texas school superintendent says "can't count" on black QBs
Sep 19, 2018
An East Texas school superintendent who wrote "You can't count on a black quarterback" in the comment section of an online news article says he thought it was a private message.
AP source: 76ers name Elton Brand general manager
Sep 18, 2018
AP source: Elton Brand hired as general manager of Philadelphia 76ers
Man caught shaving on train in viral video says don't judge
Sep 17, 2018
A man who drew online mockery after he was filmed shaving at his seat on a New Jersey Transit train said he was just trying to clean up after days spent in a homeless shelter
Trump Jr. mocks sexual assault claim against Kavanaugh
Sep 17, 2018
President Donald Trump's eldest son on Monday appeared to mock the sexual assault allegations against his father's nominee for the Supreme Court
The Latest: Tom Arnold files police report on producer spat
Sep 17, 2018
The Latest: Police say Tom Arnold has filed a police report over spat with 'The Apprentice' producer
MoviePass rival offers unlimited movie-going at theaters
Sep 17, 2018
A Turkish startup is offering a movie a day in theaters for $30 a month
Police in India suspended after lynching of Muslim man
Sep 17, 2018
Four Indian policemen have been suspended after a video on social media showed them failing to help the victim of a mob lynching