Eric Brown

Newly leaked top secret documents have revealed that the National Security Agency has broken into Google and Yahoo's private data centers.

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius’ hearing before the House has been more than a little odd.

The health and human services secretary said the American people "deserve better" and vowed to fix the website's problems.

Keith Alexander says Snowden and media “did not understand what they were looking at.”

Jackson, the son of civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., was convicted of misusing roughly $750,000 in campaign funds in February.

Marilyn Tavenner of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services promised a full-court press to eliminate website flaws.

A federal judge has struck down key provisions of a controversial Texas law restricting access to abortions as unconstitutional.

It’s increasingly unlikely that budget meetings between President Obama and Republicans will yield any immediate results on Wednesday.

U.S. officials denied reports the president knew that the NSA was spying on the leaders of allied nations.

Can an atheist still be a spiritual person? Oprah says no, but atheists across America insist they can find meaning and awe in nature.

Most of the individuals who contracted the virus are children under the age of 2.

An IPO at that level would value Twitter at more than $12 billion, much larger than older Internet companies like AOL.

The USS Forrestal is the first of three non-nuclear aircraft carriers destined for the scrapyard.

The British drama’s airdate hasn't been announced, but because the BBC has “first window” rights, series 3 will likely premier in the show's home country at least a week before hitting America.

Previously, Justin Timberlake had also been considered for the role in the the biopic.

An American Airlines plane safely made an emergency landing after the pilot reported a smoking engine and a fire in the cockpit.

Kanye West says bringing a fake Jesus on his latest tour was a positive message of faith for his fans.

At least twice this year, Air Force guards in charge of launch keys to United States intercontinental ballistic missiles have been caught sleeping while leaving open blast doors.

Two women imprisoned for a decade in Ariel Castro’s Cleveland home will tell the story of their horiffic abuse at Castro’s hands in a new book authored by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, while the third woman will tell her tale on a “Dr. Phil” interview.

A new study of the herpes virus has confirmed widely-held beliefs about human migration.

Michael Landsberry is being mourned as a hero after he was killed protecting his students from a gunman.

NBC’s cult-classic sitcom “Community” will return January 2014, the network announced this weekend. In addition to “Community’s” return, NBC has canceled its two lowest-rated new shows, “Ironside” and “Welcome to the Family.”

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange may have been worried that the biopic “The Fifth Estate” would slander him on the big screen, but that may not be a problem considering that no one showed up to see it anyway.

The former NSA contractor claims he left the documents with a group of journalists from another country before he fled in June.

The reporter turned out to be Carlos “El Capi” Pérez of comedy talk show "Deberían Estar Trabajando."

According to a senior administration officials, Obama will nominate Johnson 2 p.m. Friday during a White House ceremony.

Ukranian astronomers discovered the 1,345-foot minor planet, whose collision with Earth would cause an explosion 50 times the power of the biggest nuke ever detonated.

President Obama signed the bill into law, after the Senate and then the House passed the debt deal Wednesday night.

As a result, Wednesday’s “Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers” will not air this week and will instead be pushed back to Wednesday, Oct. 25.