A jury of combat U.S. Marines who all served in Iraq will hear opening statements in the trial of the last defendant of a major Iraq war crime case.

A good Samaritan is fighting for his life Monday after being struck by a train while rescuing a drunken man who went onto the tracks at a New York City railway station, officials said.

Novartis is recalling some bottles of Excedrin, NoDoz, Bufferin and Gas-X Sunday over concerns that the bottles could contain stray pills from other medicines, or chipped or broken tablets.

Nassau County police say about 38 people have been taken from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point to area hospitals for evaluation after carbon monoxide was found to be leaking at the facility.

Authorities are investigating whether a sheriff's deputy shot to death while answering a burglary call and a New Hampshire couple found dead in their car in Arizona were killed by the same gunman.

A bomb that seriously injured a Colorado couple was left beside their car in a paper bag with their names written on it, and the woman's ex-husband is a person of interest in the case, police said Sunday.

Police said Sunday that there have been no arrests or suspects identified in the death of a central Oklahoma woman whose body was found along a dirt bike trail.

Police on New York's Long Island arrested a man early Sunday after allegedly finding crack cocaine in his car along with his eight-year-old daughter.

A Texas man was in an intensive care unit Sunday after being doused with gasoline and set on fire.

I've personally been sent to my fair share of disasters throughout the years, but none have quite touched me like the shooting rampage in Tucson, Arizona. 

Two people were killed and 33 injured Sunday when a bus crashed on an icy Montana road.

Angry parents called for an apology after a Georgia elementary school set a math assignment that used questions about slavery and beatings, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

Tony Blankley, a noted conservative author and commentator and former editorial page editor of The Washington Times, died Sunday morning, according to family sources, the paper reports. He was 63.

A Colorado high school senior says she was the subject of censorship after her peers on the yearbook staff decided her photo was inappropriate to use as her senior portrait, Fox 31 Denver reports.

An Arizona sheriff's deputy has been shot and killed while answering a burglary call in the north Phoenix community of Anthem.

A Coast Guard icebreaker is cutting a path through icy seas for a Russian tanker carrying much-needed fuel for the iced-in Alaska city of Nome.

More than 100 soldiers were on lockdown Sunday after "sensitive" military equipment was stolen from a base in Fort Lewis, Wash.

The Army says it's investigating the disappearance of "sensitive" equipment at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Police have released a composite sketch of an unidentified victim whose remains were among those of 11 people found along a remote New York beach highway last year.

A motorhome bound for a college football championship game in New Orleans went off Interstate 59 in southern Mississippi and struck a tree, killing one person and injuring 10 others.

The inside scoop on this year's Consumer Electronics Show.

Okay Las Vegas. Let's do this. 

Despite all the smarts built into them, smartphones have a fatal flaw: They can’t get wet. Special, micro-thin coatings aim to fix that, seamlessly and invisibly encasing your next phone and keeping it safe from the rain -- or a plunge in the potty.

The page-turning animations on iPads and e-readers can be cute and fun, but they don't replace the actual feeling of turning pages that e-book holdouts seek. To bridge the gap, a new prototype device looks and behaves more like the paper version, allowing the user to physically flip the page.