Suit: Pa. Child Molester Should Buy Victim's House

The parents of a young Pennsylvania girl who was sexually molested by their neighbor have sued the man in a bid to force him to buy their house. Read More

VIDEO: 2 Conn. HS Athletes Charged With Sexual Assault

Two Connecticut high school football players have been charged in sexual assault cases that, like a recent high-profile Ohio rape case, have led to online taunts directed at an accuser. Read More

Tea Partiers Stand By Rand Despite Immigration Conversion

Rand Paul's new immigration proposal -- which includes backing a pathway to citizenship -- doesn't seem to have changed Tea Partiers' opinion of him. Read More

Former Dancer Claims Bolshoi Ballet Is A "Giant Brothel"

The world-famous Bolshoi ballet has reportedly dismissed claims by a former top ballerina that the dance company pimped out its female dancers to wealthy donors. Former ballet sta... Read More

Congress Enters Redskins Name Controversy; Bill Would Strip Team Of Its Trademark

The glare of the controversy over the sports team name "Redskins" has just gotten a little brighter, with Congress now weighing in on the matter. Several Read More

WATCH: A 'Welcome Gift' For Obama? Rockets Fired From Gaza Into Southern Israel

Palestinian militants in Gaza fired two rockets on Thursday at southern Israel, on the second day of President Barack Obama's visit to the region, Israeli police said. One o... Read More

WATCH: Ashley Judd For Senate? Kentucky DEMOCRATS Worried She Might Run

Democrats believe that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell could be ripe for defeat when he runs for reelection in Kentucky next year. But they also don't think actress Ashle... Read More

WATCH: Amazon.com Founder Combs The Ocean Floor For Old Apollo Rockets

Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos announced Wednesday that his underwater expedition had successfully recovered the mangled wreckage of two rocket engines from NASA’... Read More

Senate Vote: OK $85 Billion Cuts, Avert Shutdown

The Senate approved legislation Wednesday to lock in $85 billion in broad federal spending cuts and simultaneously avoid a government shutdown next week - and pointedly rejected a call to even reopen Read More

Drones Will Require New Privacy Laws, Senate Told

Privacy laws urgently need to be updated to protect the public from information-gathering by the thousands of civilian drones expected to be flying in U.S. skies in the next decade or so, legal expert Read More