Randy Jackson out.

46-year-old Jerrick Jackson was shot and killed inside his NW Atlanta home early Tuesday morning. Jackson is the youngest brother of Atlanta megachurch pastor Wiley Jackson.

"The truth shouldn't be hidden from the American people behind a White House firewall," he says.

One mother has been waiting 17 months. The other, 25 years. Now the discovery of three women who vanished a decade ago has buoyed their hope.

Norcross city council members are defending a vote to give part-time elected officials a 50 percent pay increase

The good news: Fannie Mae is profitable again. Here's the catch: it's all going into the government's pocket.

He says he backs gay immigration sponsors but fears Republicans wouldn't support the bill.

SAC deadline for Q2 investor redemptions will now be June 3, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly.

His campaign says it's "the number one firearm on the gun banners' wish list."

No gun! No mask! The US government charges eight people in one of the biggest bank heists in history.

The bill would allow the Treasury to keep paying bondholders if the borrowing limit is breached.

A former Fox News employee fired for leaking to Gawker will plead guilty to misdemeanor charges.

More than a dozen members of Congress, mostly women from the Senate and House Armed Services Committees, met with Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama.    

Rickie Fowler has been crowned by many as the face of golf's future, with Rickie Fowler, PGA Tour player.

She's no longer an off-limits target.

The Dallas house where Lee Harvey Oswald rented a room in November 1963, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, will shortly be on the market.

If any American has the power of persuasion over North Korea's defiant young ruler, it might be eccentric ex-basketball star Dennis Rodman.