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A lawyer for a St. Louis County official said Wednesday that Brown had no serious felony charges or convictions against him.

Switzerland will reportedly be in "trouble" when Apple's iWatch is released.

Half brothers Henry Lee McCollum and Leon Brown, who had been convicted of raping and killing a girl, were ordered released Tuesday.

A horrifying story from a man who survived an ISIS execution exposes the number of Iraqi soldiers killed in the June takeover.

Sotloff, 31, called himself a “stand-up philosopher from Miami," and was described as “selfless” by friends.

American journalist Steven Joel Sotloff has been beheaded by ISIS, according to a nearly three-minute video that shows his death.

This is not the first time that this facility has had a escape. Just a few months ago there was a similar incident.

Fast-food workers have launched a series of protests over the last nearly two years to bring awareness to their demands.

Iranian officials condemned latest round of U.S. sanctions, saying they call talks on Iran's nuclear program into question.

Rick Perry might be enjoying a rise among Republicans after being indicted. But will it last?

Using social media, intercepted communications and monitoring of citizens abroad, U.S. law enforcement said it was able to identify citizens fighting in Syria.

The president says a "military solution to this problem is not going to be forthcoming.”

President Obama is considering airstrikes on ISIS targets in Syria. Here are five reasons why he will -- or will not -- authorize them.

The approach would allow Obama to sidestep Congress in joining a global pact to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Artillery, troops and armor attacked Ukrainian forces along the Sea of Azov, from a position locals say could only be reached from Russia.

A week after unclaimed airstrikes rained on Libya, the U.S. military confirmed Egypt and the UAE acted without U.S. knowledge.

The move could put the U.S. in the awkward position of an unspoken alliance with dictator Bashar Assad.

The administration has not decided whether to bomb ISIS in Syria, but has approved ramping up surveillance just in case.

"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm has never won an Emmy, even though his portrayal of Don Draper has become iconic.

A vessel at the bottom of the Mediterranean near Malta could be the oldest shipwreck ever found in the Mediterranean.

The New York Times published profiles of Mike Brown and Darren Wilson, the officer who killed him, on the day before Brown's funeral, angering many readers.

Nearly 1,000 people showed up in Rochester, New Hampshire, for a memorial service for slain journalist James Foley.

The Oscar-winning director of "Gandhi" was in poor health since 2008 but the actual cause of his death is unclear.

Pentagon program started for "War on Drugs," ramped up during the "War on Terror."

A cyberattack previously believed to have affected only Target stores has reportedly compromised over 1,000 American businesses.

The Ice Bucket Challenge is raising money for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), the lethal neurodegenerative disorder.

After Thursday's $16.65 billion Bank of America settlement, prosecutors are now set to pursue the disgraced Countrywide Financial co-founder.

Witnesses to the shooting by a police officer of black teenager Michael Brown tell conflicting stories of how he died.

Neanderthals in Europe became extinct thousands of years sooner than scientists had thought, according to a new study.