ANKARA, Turkey — A suicide bomber killed himself and a Turkish security guard Friday at the U.S. Embassy in Ankara in what the White House described as a terrorist attack. Turkish officials said the blast was linked to domestic militants.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Dozens of Harvard University students have been academically disciplined in an investigation into cheating on an open-book, take-home final exam.
CHICAGO — Authorities in Illinois and Indiana searched Friday for a convicted murderer who was mistakenly released from custody in Chicago, with the two sides differing over whether a paperwork error could be to blame.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said Friday it is asking a prosecutor to drop charges against a couple who nursed an injured baby deer back to health.
The commandant of the Marine Corps said the infantry side of the most male of all military branches is skeptical about how women will perform in their units.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Thirteen gay and lesbian couples have taken symbolic wedding vows in Bloomington during a ceremony staged to protest a proposed constitutional amendment banning gay marriage in Indiana.
PLAINFIELD, Ind. — A more than 30-vehicle pileup on a snowy Indiana interstate left at least 10 people injured Thursday, including at least one critically, and shut down a heavily traveled highway for most of the evening, authorities said.
PLAINFIELD, Ind. — A pileup with more than 40 vehicles has closed Interstate 70 in both directions about 20 miles west of Indianapolis.
NEW ORLEANS — Beyonce faced the music at a press conference Thursday before the Super Bowl, admitting that she did lip sync when she performed the national anthem on Inauguration Day.
NEW ORLEANS — Investigators have confiscated more than $13.6 million worth of phony sports merchandise over the past five months and expect to seize more in New Orleans during Super Bowl week, a federal law-enforcement official said Thursday.
Ronaiah Tuiasosopo fell in love with Manti Te'o and said all his energy went into pretending to be the woman the Notre Dame linebacker came to know as Lennay Kekua.
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana man has agreed to plead guilty to charges alleging that he tricked about a dozen teenagers from several states into stripping or performing sexual acts for him via webcam and then used recordings of those sessions to coerce them into making even more explicit videos.
A large storm system packing high winds, hail and at least one tornado tore across a wide swath of the South and Midwest on Wednesday, killing one person, blacking out power to thousands and damaging homes.
Respect and acceptance of other cultures was a topic of discussion at the Saudi Arabian culture exchange Wednesday.
In one room on campus Wednesday night, the answer to every question posed was “What would John Travolta do?”
A New Orleans police force famed for its crowd control prowess is getting help from state and federal authorities.
Billiards or pool — a game of many names — is a sport that requires more forte than basic geometry.
A southwestern Indiana judge has ruled in a case involving two contradictory state laws that local health officials do not have to provide cause of death records to the general public.
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