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An Indiana man allegedly blackmailed teenaged boys into being his camera "slaves" by threatening to post their videos on gay porn websites, a criminal complaint said.

The holder of one of three winning tickets in a record $656 million Mega Millions drawing has come forward to claim a share, Maryland Lottery officials said Monday.

The University of Pittsburgh heightened security Monday while school and federal officials continued to investigate bomb threats made against the campus.

Facebook's purchase on Monday of the photo-sharing app Instagram had the Internet asking one question:

A Canadian woman arrested by New York police Sunday night for allegedly stalking Alec Baldwin worked as a publicist for a movie the actor had a small role in a decade ago.

All eyes this week are on North Korea, which looks set to move forward with a provocative long-range missile launch.

March 2012 will go down as the warmest March in the United States since record-keeping began in 1895, NOAA said Monday.

Michael Snow: The overwhelming response to the 1940 Census release shows our hunger for family history, about a time when America was changing rapidly

Amitai Etzioni says there are bigger priorities than a new push for manned exploration in space

Julian Zelizer says if Romney clinches the nomination, he shouldn't try for a "game changing" running mate

The man who shot Trayvon Martin asks for donations on a new website and says, "I have been forced to leave my home, my school, my employer, my family and ultimately, my entire life."

More than three years after singer Jennifer Hudson's mother, brother and nephew were killed, jury selection will begin Monday in the trial of the man charged with the crimes.

Investigators have recovered the flight recorder from the Navy fighter jet that crashed into an apartment complex last week in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the service announced Monday.

A South Korean intelligence report says the test would be a grave provocation, and it comes as North Korea prepares a controversial rocket launch.

Prospects for a Syrian cease-fire fade as a deadline nears and violence spills across the border into Turkey and Lebanon. Activists say 143 died in Syria.

None of the remaining candidates in the battle for the GOP presidential nomination appear prepared to concede the race to Mitt Romney, but that doesn't mean they can't see how it may likely end.

Jake England, 19, and Alvin Watts, 33, make their first court appearance on charges of three counts of murder and two counts of shooting with intent to kill.

A woman filed a battery complaint against Lindsay Lohan on Saturday, accusing the actress of shoving her at a West Hollywood nightclub two nights earlier, according to a Los Angeles County Sheriff's official.

Until now, only satellite images have revealed North Korea's march toward a controversial rocket launch. Journalists received an unprecedented tour of the site as officials again said they are not testing missiles.

Dead bodies littered a road in northern Nigeria on Sunday after a massive explosion that an official said killed 25 people and a witness said shattered windows of a nearby church where worshipers were celebrating Easter.