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Though not required to carry a knife, the skydiver survived by using one to cut away from the snagged reserve parachute, landing safely with the main chute.

"We recognize a force that has dominated the year's headlines, for better or for worse," editor in chief Sam Jacobs writes in explaining the magazine's choice.

An Ohio woman has been sober since her 2015 drunk-driving arrest, crediting the trooper who pulled her over for turning her life around.

Celebrities demanding the release of a convicted Palestinian terrorist signals a deep problem.

The New York mayor-elect explained due process in a video. Kristi Noem didn't like that.

And I might have to do it, too.

From Plymouth Rock to the Mona Lisa, some of the world's most famous landmarks can be surprisingly small compared to their big legacy.

After the latest restriction on the internet, officials describe receiving "many" letters from children wanting access to the game-creation platform restored.

The actress also stars in "Goodbye June," a family drama that can't overcome a weak screenplay written by her son.

Some German lawmakers want to ban Alternative for Germany but the party has been embraced in Washington and some of its leaders see Trump's path to power as a roadmap.