40-year-old Rigo Cisneros, a former medic and neighbor of Thomas Alton Caffall III, called 911 when he heard gunfire on Monday. He took video with his cellphone that showed police officers running into Caffall's house.

The two presidential candidates continued their campaigns Tuesday.

A mother and son are behind bars after allegedly stealing nearly 2-million dollars from toy stores around the country.

Helen Gurley Brown, the editor who made Cosmopolitan magazine into a single girl's handbook of sex and glamour, has died. She was 90.

A second soldier accused of driving an Asian-American private to suicide last fall has pleaded guilty to reduced charges in a court-martial in North Carolina.

The former Susan G. Komen executive at the heart of the organization's clash with Planned Parenthood has a book deal.

A group supporting Mitt Romney is spending more than $10 million on a new television advertisement criticizing President Barack Obama's handling of the economy.

The Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch (yowk) rapped that he wouldn't "sell my songs for no TV ad."

A dime made in 1873 has cost someone a pretty penny: It sold for nearly $2 million at an auction in Philadelphia.

A Russian deputy premier has made a rude statement apparently aimed at Madonna regarding her support for the jailed members of a Russian punk band awaiting a verdict in their trial.

A federal judge has ruled that a website and businessman working with Michael Jackson's mother has violated some of the singer's copyrights and should be blocked from future uses of the works.

Eminem, who battled an addiction to prescription drugs, thanked his fans at a New York concert for helping him get through dark times.

Columnist and TV host Fareed Zakaria is apologizing for lifting paragraphs by another writer for use in his column in Time magazine.

Google is altering its search results to de-emphasize the websites of repeat copyright offenders and make it easier to find legitimate providers of music, movies and other content.

Nothing can stay a secret for long -- including the musical lineup for the closing ceremony of the London Olympics.

Authorities in Northern California say two suspects tried to break into a juvenile detention facility with a sledgehammer in an unsuccessful attempt to free a teenager accused of stealing a celebrity chef's Lamborghini.

Superstar singer Beyonce has serenaded a different New York City venue: The United Nations.

NBC's boxing announcers have left the building.

The enormous obstacles and emotional torment a female solider confronts in reporting a sexual assault in the military is the focus of the three-part Web series "Lauren" debuting Monday on YouTube's new channel WIGS.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has selected Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan to be his running mate.

A Pennsylvania Department of Transportation official says a crew could not avoid painting over a dead raccoon when they put new double-yellow lines on a western Pennsylvania road last week.

Attorneys for the suspect in the Colorado movie theater shootings say their client is mentally ill.

A new state revenue analysis suggests a rebounding Georgia economy where consumers still spend conservatively.

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has announced lawsuits against five current or former Florida-based telemarketing companies.

President Barack Obama is launching a new ad that questions whether rival Mitt Romney paid any income taxes in the past.