Slain soldier's wife thought he was safe in UK

The wife of a British soldier murdered in London said Friday she thought he was safe in England, as video footage emerged showing the moments that police shot two men later arrested over the killing.

Obama challenges Naval Academy graduates to help restore trust in institutions

  In a speech to the graduating class of 2013 at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., President Barack Obama challenged the 1,047 graduates to “live with integrity” and help restore trust in a military that has been stained by recent charges of sexual assault.

Underwater borrowers become accidental landlords

Maria Wells said she never intended to be a landlord. She sells real estate; she doesn't invest in it.

PST: Key battles for Champions League final

PST: Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich have plenty of familiarity as they meet in the Champions League final, but they've never played with stakes like these.

Freeman: Not sleeping, testing 'Google Eyelids'

Morgan Freeman has clarified that he did not actually doze off during an early-morning interview to promote his new movie. Nope, he was just updating Facebook.

Brain overload explains lost childhood memories

Where did all those early childhood memories go? They probably got cut off by fast-growing brain cells, scientists say.

Cicada bugfest closes in on city-dwellers

Hordes of winged cicadas are coming out and turning up the music for their biggest party in 17 years, stretching from North Carolina through Virginia to New York — but experts aren't yet sure just how big the party will get.

Bronx 'ghetto' tours stop amid residents' outrage