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Twelve cars were involved in the crash, but no drivers were injured.

Here is our list of the four most shocking Oscar scandals of all time.

A statue honoring a World War II fascist war criminal in a small Italian town has drawn the ire of the grandson of Ethiopia's last emperor.

A video of fifth grader Julian Newman playing high school basketball has gone viral.

France’s fondness for equine meat dates back to the 18th century during the French Revolution.

China's military has made vast improvements in developing unmanned aircraft. What is China planning to do with its drone technology?

It looks like Shia LaBeouf will not be making a debut on Broadway anytime soon. The “Transformers” star announced on Wednesday that he was quitting an upcoming Broadway production of “Orphans,” directed by Daniel Sullivan and also starring Alec Baldwin. LeBeouf is reportedly quitting over “creative differences.”

What will Apple's rumored iWatch look like? We give you the 10 best concept designs for the device that's allegedly in the works.

Apple pulled its current-generation Mac Pro from European shelves, but the company plans to release a redesigned computer in the coming months.

China's Army has been behind scores of damaging U.S. computer hacking incidents, a private investigation has found.

Correa handily won re-election, with wide public support for his government’s social welfare programs and leftist economic policies.

WCBS-TV anchor Rob Morrison was reportedly arrested over the weekend for allegedly choking his wife, CBS MoneyWatch anchor Ashley Morrison.

Prisoner X, identified as Australian Ben Zygier, may have been about to turn double agent on Israel for his home country.

Results from a big international test, expected later this year, will help gauge the state of the gender gap in science education.

Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly announced on-air she is pregnant with her third child.

Oscar Pistorius broke down in tears during his court appearance in South Africa, on charges he murdered his model-girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.

Designer Michael Kors drew inspiration from New Yorkers for his Fall 2013 collection, with taxicab yellow, neon orange and royal blue at New York Fashion Week.

The rumored iWatch from Apple could be bigger than the iPhone in 2013, and here's why.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says Syrian President Bashar Al Assad has not realized the inevitability of his ouster.

John Galliano joined Oscar de la Renta for the 80-year-old designer's Fall 2013 collection at New York Fashion Week.

The body of Julia Pastrana, who toured the world in the 1850s as the "ape woman," was returned to Mexico.

China is believed to be hacking into U.S. companies' computer networks. Will Congress pass new laws to increase cybersecurity?

Celebrities like Piers Morgan, Kristen Bell and Mario Lopez took to Twitter to talk about Pope Benedict XVI's incredulous resignation.

Hard rocker Ted Nugent will be in attendance when President Obama delivers his annual State of the Union address on Tuesday night.

Obama is expected to propose a reduction in the U.S. nuclear arsenal. How many nuclear weapons would this leave America?

Steve Jobs was known for revolutionizing the high-tech industry’s standards on desktop personal computers, laptop PCs, and smartphones, but was he planning on creating an Apple car as well? It appears likely.

An Egyptian judge banned YouTube for 30 days after a viral anti-Islamic video led to violent demonstrations around the world.

Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," which was penned by Tony Kushner, is in the running for a 2013 Best Picture Academy Award, but controversy surrounding factual errors could hurt its chances.

Michelle Obama has announced that she plans to attend the funeral of Chicago teenager Hidiya Pendleton, who was killed in a shooting only a week after performing at President Obama’s inauguration.