
Day: October 5, 2015


Oklahoma Police Officer Appears in Court for Beating Man With End of Shotgun

Philadelphia Woman Who Kidnapped Child Given 40 Years to Life in Prison

Remains of Second Victim in Brooklyn Apartment Explosion is Found

American Airlines Pilot Dies Midflight; FAA says Passengers Were Never at Risk

Legendary Civil Rights Activist, Grace Lee Boggs, Dies at 100

Spanish & Korean: Ronnie Floyd Moves Beyond English In SBC 2016 Invitation

U.S. Military Struggles to Explain How it Ended Up Bombing a Doctors Without Borders Hospital in Afghanistan

Gun Violence and Gun Control in America from a Scientific Perspective

Billy Davis Jr. and Marilyn McCoo Are Committed to Staying Together

Al Roker Apologizes for ‘Insensitive’ Selfie While Reporting on Flood Disaster in South Carolina

Erica Campbell Honored to Share the Stage With Clark Sisters, Winans Brothers

Texas Mother Wins Fight Against Textbook Company McGraw-Hill that ‘Erased’ Slavery

What Can the United States Do to Prevent the Annihilation of Christians by ISIS?

God Will Remain in Roseburg When the Cameras and News Crews Are Gone

Air France Executives Forced to Flee Meeting After Union Protesters Storm Building

Alaska Airlines CEO Admits his Own Airline Lost his Luggage

Defense Saves the Day In Denver; Broncos Beat Vikings 23-20

Kirk Cousins’ Late TD Pass Lifts Redskins Past Eagles 23-20

Drew Brees’ 400th TD Pass Lifts Saints Over Cowboys, 26-20 In OT

Colts Trying to Get Kinks Fixed After 16-13 OT Win Over Jags

Josh Lambo’s Field Goal as Time Expires Lifts Chargers Over Browns

Undisciplined Bills Unravel In 24-10 Loss to Giants

Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to William Campbell, Satoshi Omura, and Tu Youyou

Millions in South Carolina Reeling from Historic Rain, Massive Flooding

Todd Gurley Emerges as Dominant Force In Rams’ Win Over Cardinals

Bengals Stay Unbeaten With 36-21 Win Over Chiefs

Charlotte Pastor, Gentry Eddings, Talks About Losing 2-Year-Old Son and Newborn Infant in Car Crash

AP College Football Top 25 Shake-Up: Gators Up, Dawgs Down, Buckeyes Still No. 1
