After shooting a 10-over 80 in his worst U.S. Open round ever on Thursday, Woods got off to a rough start in Friday’s second round at Chambers Bay.
The car struck the eatery at an angle and broke its glass facade but did not fully penetrate the storefront, said Los Angeles Fire Department spokeswoman Margaret Stewart.
The arrest was the third this week of an American attempting to aid the terrorist organization. Authorities arrested young men in New York and New Jersey earlier this week for similarly conspiring to provide ISIS, also known as ISIL, with material support.
Peter Parker and his alter ego Spider-Man must be heterosexual and Parker must be Caucasian, according to a legal licensing agreement between Sony Pictures Entertainment and Marvel Entertainment.
A 27-year veteran of Cincinnati’s police department was fatally shot on Friday morning in a struggle with a suspect who twice called 911 to report a man with a gun acting erratically and described himself, police said.
A visitor from Japan hiking with a group at the Grand Canyon National Park died Thursday as temperatures reached over 110 degrees, the National Park Service said Friday.
Aside from a colorful summer wardrobe, prints come in handy when creating statement ensembles. With an active Vegas crowd soaking up the sunny season, prints can help us stand out in a most tactical yet effortless way.
Alex Rodriguez became the 29th player in baseball history to reach 3,000 hits and the second to do it while playing for the New York Yankees with a two-out home run in the bottom of the first inning on Friday night against the Detroit Tigers.
It’s not just wine lovers that find perfect meal pairings. A couple of local restaurants are offering the same pleasure for beer lovers.
Confidence in police in the United States has dropped to the lowest level in more than two decades, with just 52 percent of Americans expressing “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence, according to a Gallup poll released on Friday.
Next time you take a selfie with a celebrity wax figure, he might help you hold your selfie stick. That is, if Arnold Schwarzenegger is involved. The Terminator pranked unsuspecting guests of Madame Tussauds wax museum in Hollywood by posing as his iconic role, in full makeup.
These iced teas offer a little extra kick of flavor.
B.B. King may be dearly departed, but he is certainly not forgotten, nor will he be anytime soon — especially if the city of Memphis, Tenn., has anything to say about it.
Americans’ confidence in religion is at an all-time low in four decades, according to a new Gallup poll, while it ranked fourth in the polling firm’s confidence-in-institutions list.
When you listen to Rabbi Yehuda Maryles talk about the teens he mentors as local director of the Jewish Student Union, it becomes clear that if he didn’t have a whaddya-gonna-do sense of humor, they would probably have him running for the door.
Nevada fathers can look forward to the traditional socks, ties and other gifts as this year’s annual celebration of Dad is expected to generate $188.7 million in retail sales in the Silver State, the Retail Association of Nevada said Friday in a statement.
A dizzy spell while walking to the green on the ninth hole at Chambers Bay on Friday afternoon sent Jason Day to the ground and a grandstand full of spectators into shock at the 115th U.S. Open.
Firefighters were working on Friday to contain several massive wildfires raging from Alaska to drought-hit California that have forced hundreds of people to evacuate from their homes and damaged dozens of structures.
Metro Chamber of Commerce officials are touting a new savings program they say will give their small businesses the buying power of large companies.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Lifetime Original Movie, the cable channel is airing “A Deadly Adoption” (8 p.m. Saturday), the tale of a successful couple who invite a pregnant woman to live with them, starring Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig.
In the aftermath of the South Carolina shooting at a black church, President Barack Obama told U.S. mayors on Friday that racism remains a “blight” that the United States has to “combat together.”
A homeless man became a hero in State College, Pennsylvania, when he returned a purse containing nearly $400 and a welfare card to a single mother struggling with recurrent brain cancer.
A state board revoked the license of a former U.S. Army doctor on Friday, finding that he plied students with hypnotic drugs during battlefield-trauma training and performed dangerous procedures, including intentionally inducing shock.
The U.S. Department of Justice said on Thursday that 243 people have been arrested across the country, charged with submitting fake billing for Medicare, a government healthcare program, that totaled $712 million.
Delaware Gov. Jack Markell has signed into law a bill decriminalizing possession and private use of small amounts of marijuana, following the lead of nearly 20 states that have eased penalties for personal consumption.
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders told a Las Vegas audience Friday that his campaign is going to send a strong message to the billionaire class.
Dylann Roof faced families of some of the nine people he’s accused of killing and heard words of forgiveness. His response: A blank expression.
Police shot and killed a man who was wielding a knife near Boston University on Friday afternoon, according to the Massachusetts State Police.
Frank Sinatra Jr. has a unique perspective on Sinatra Sr. — and shares it Saturday at The Smith Center.