A pregnant woman was sitting in a car outside her Long Island home when someone walked up and shot her multiple times, killing the woman and her fetus, police said Sunday.

A baseball game in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan that started Thursday took 50 innings and four days to determine a winner, which is amazing in its own way, but wait until you see the two starters’ pitch counts.

Before you all get paranoid, you need to read the whole story to understand what these mites are and what they can do to your face. A recent research proves that there are indeed thousands of tiny mites crawling on a person’s face. No matter how distinctly clean and hygienic you are, you can never remove those tiny face mites …

The sister of Charles Manson murder victim Sharon Tate has described her elder sibling’s killers as ‘little creeps, nothing special’ as she pledged to fight for the rest of her life to make sure they remain behind bars. Debra Tate was just 16 when her sister Sharon, the actress wife of Roman Polanski, who was eight and a half months …

A federal judge in Utah issued a final ruling striking down a part of the state’s polygamy ban as unconstitutional on Wednesday.

US Secretary of State John Kerry has urged the world to challenge the threats of ISIS demands and support the Iraqi forces and the moderate Syrian opposition who are facing Islamist Militants on the front lines. In an op-ed in The New York Times, Kerry wrote that air strikes alone will not defeat Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

Scientists find mixed results from oral use of colchicine for reducing complications involved in cardiac surgery, according to a new investigation published in JAMA.

The Edmonton Public School Board received a failing grade Friday for firing a teacher who broke his school’s “no zero” policy. Lynden Dorval was suspended in 2012 for giving students zeros when they missed tests or didn’t hand in assignments. Four months later, he was fired from his position at Ross Sheppard High School.

When “Martha,” the world’s last remaining passenger pigeon at the Cincinnati Zoo died on Sept. 1, 1914, it was the last breath of air ever taken by a species once numbering in the billions.

A new drug could be a breakthrough in the treatment for heart failure. On Saturday, the New England Journal of Medicine released the results of a report showing the drug lowered the risk of death from cardiovascular causes, and hospitalization for new heart failure by 20 percent.

NASA has completed a comprehensive review of the Space Launch System, the rocket system that could one day propel humans to Mars. What’s more, they approved the project for development and committed about $7 billion in funding to make it a reality.