2019-01-08

"I look forward to the day that I can truly say, 'Rest in peace, sweet Jazmine, for justice has been done,'" the Harris County sheriff said at her funeral Tuesday.

Activists in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire haven't heard from the Texas Democrat.

On Your Call, Raw Politics tackles the growing discontent in Europe with callers across the bloc and The Telegraph's Brussels Correspondent James Crisp and Greek MEP, Eva Kali.

"He needed a break and they kept pushing him to do more," said the boy's mother.

The federal courthouse in Washington where the fight began went to unusual lengths to keep it secret.

The State Department said they are "aware of reports" that Michael R. White has been in custody since late July.

In the alleged online scam, a couple raised money on the claim that Bobbitt gave the woman his last $20 when she was stranded along a freeway ramp in Philadelphia.

Some women are going au naturale throughout the month of January. Here's why.

"I've just been praying and hoping that this day would come," Charles said. "And it has come. And it's a remarkable feeling."

Officials said that the 1,235-square-mile park will close Thursday morning temporarily, but did not say when they expected to reopen it to visitors.

"I'm going to put myself out there more than I've been comfortable with," Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post.

The electric vehicle is designed to shift to "reptilian" or "mammalian" walking mode when terrain turns tough.

NBC News has fact checked more than a dozen claims ahead of the president's Oval Office speech.

In Norway attempts to find the bodies of four skiers were again put on hold due to poor visibility and heavy snowfall.

The suspect allegedly told police that when he found blood on his body he did not know where it came from.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib said "the only thing I will apologize for" is "that it was a distraction."

Manafort "provided complete and truthful information to the best of his ability" during his 12 meetings with federal investigators, his lawyers say.

"We do not tolerate bullying or sharing someone's private contact information," a Facebook representative said.

If you're asking why you should face the world without a sip of wine or beer for a month, there are some compelling health reasons to do it.