NEW YORK – Monster Cable Products Inc., the company that’s synonymous with expensive video and audio cables, is going wireless. On Thursday, Monster is introducing a set of two boxes: a receiver that plugs into the back of a high-definition TV and a transmitter that connects to a DVD player …
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MOSCOW – A Russian regional court on Monday convicted four teenagers of burning a man to death in the eternal flame of their town’s World War II memorial. The Vladimir Regional Court gave prison sentences of 16 to 18 years to three 19-year-old defendants, while a 15-year-old defendant was sentenced …
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WASHINGTON – Indicted Republican Rep. Rick Renzi will not resign from Congress and plans to fight the federal fraud charges brought against him by the U.S. Attorney’s office in Arizona. “I will not resign and take on the cloak of guilt because I am innocent,” Renzi told FOX News. “My …
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Mitt Romney backpedaled Tuesday after saying former Sen. Bob Dole is “probably the last person I would have wanted to have write a letter for me.” Romney made the remark in response to a letter Dole wrote to conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh in defense of Romney rival John …
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CANTON, Ohio – A former police officer accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend told jurors on Monday between sobs that he realized she was dead when he couldn’t find her pulse after she suffered a blow to her throat. “I didn’t mean to hurt her,” Bobby Cutts Jr. said on …
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WINNETKA, Calif. – Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton says there may be an additional victim in the burned house where a gunman, a SWAT officer and three other people were killed overnight. The standoff began about 9 p.m. Wednesday night in the San Fernando Valley. Nearly six hours later, …
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BOSTON – Authorities ruled out a possible sighting of the fugitive gangster James “Whitey” Bulger Tuesday after a German couple came forward identifying themselves in the photograph and video. The couple, shown shopping in Taormina, a city on the island of Sicily, shared similar mannerisms connected to Bulger and Catherine …
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WASHINGTON – Vice President Cheney took the unusual step Friday of joining with lawmakers in signing a Supreme Court brief that goes further in support of gun rights than the one submitted by the Bush administration. The filings were made in a case that challenges the District of Columbia’s ban …
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When dump truck driver Julian Burnett’s sister fired him from the family business for drug use, he apparently knew just what to do to teach her a lesson. According to Orange County, Fla., sheriff’s deputies, Burnett drove his dump truck through his sister’s house Wed. night, MyFOXOrlando reports. Burnett, who …
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WASHINGTON – Justice Antonin Scalia’s statement that inflicting pain on a terrorism suspect to elicit critical information could be constitutional was not the first — or second or even third — time he has commented on a legal controversy that ultimately could be settled by the Supreme Court. If past …
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