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Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling sat down with CNN's Anderson Cooper on Monday night to talk about the inflammatory comments he made that got him suspended for life by the NBA. But it's his remarks about Los Angeles Lakers great Magic Johnson that stole the show.
This routine traffic stop turned out to be anything but.
If you don't think how you dress affects the way people perceive you, here's proof that'll make you change your mind.
Oh, Russia, you've done it again. The land of dash cams is once again entertaining us with horrid road tales, this time courtesy of a crazy video of a sinkhole forming on a roadway while cars drive along it.
A tense scene became even more volatile on Wednesday when a driver sent pedestrians scurrying by barreling through a crowd gathered at the scene of a murder.
Freedom of speech may have its limits. Gilford, New Hampshire resident William Baer was arrested on disorderly conduct charges earlier this week after he continued to speak at a school board meeting even thought his allotted two minutes to talk were over.
Monica Lewinsky has finally decided to go public about her affair with Bill Clinton, including all the anguish and humiliation she suffered at the hands of a voracious media.
May 6, 2014 Updated May 10th, 2014
Great news, the dynamic duo of Batman and Robin the sibling bassets were adopted From the AACS with one day left to spare. Their rescuer Heather, quickly took the boys to the bathtub for a quick cleanup and to get them acquainted with their new home. Thank you Heather for rescuing our KEAN Critters of the week
A teacher in Detroit is getting an education in how not to intervene. A teacher in the city's Pershing High School has been fired after she broke up a fight between two students with a broom.
There's no crying in baseball. Turns out there's also no long hair.
Nine circus performers were seriously injured when an aerial stunt in which they hang from their hair "like a human chandelier" went wrong and sent them falling to the ground.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDot) are gearing up for their annual 'Click It or Ticket' campaign, which urges drivers to use their seat belt, or face fines and court costs of up to $250.