Justin Moyer

Members of Led Zeppelin - specifically, singer Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page, the writers of "Stairway" - will face a jury trial on May 10. The question: Did they copy at least some parts their most famous song?

The imbroglio apparently began when a satirical article presented Sarah Palin's alleged view of slavery. Azealia Banks, however, appeared to take the article at face value.

The results showed that the level of our political discourse had deteriorated - partly because of Trump.

The discovery of a woman's corpse in an elevator in the Chinese city of Xi'an has led to the detention of an elevator maintenance crew who improperly cut off power to the elevator a month ago without checking if anyone was inside.

From every corner of the region and into the wee hours of the morning, from every highway and byway, motorists vented their anger and frustration that they were still out there - at 1 a.m., then 2 a.m. and still at 3 a.m. - because of ice and untreated roads, from a modest early-evening snowfall that came and went in a few hours.

News Analysis: When North Korea announced this week that it had tested its first hydrogen bomb, laughter quickly turned to alarm. Decidedly unfunny.

Was he here to rob? To make a point about gun control? To commit another mass shooting?

A British Muslim family headed to Disneyland has been prevented from traveling to the United States by the Department of Homeland Security. The Guardian reported that a family of 11, headed to the California resort from Britain's Gatwick Airport, was unable "to board the plane even though they had been granted travel authorization online ahead of their planned 15 December flight."

Starbucks certainly didn't seem to anticipate this furor when it released its holiday-themed cups last week - cups that, as the company made clear in a press release, are not really Christmas cups.

Elementary schools in Milford, Conn., that tried to limit celebration of Halloween to protect those who might not wish to participate faced accusations that they were trying to ban the holiday.

Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis couldn't be the only judicial official in America whose religion disapproved of gay marriage. Would other officials -- or maybe a judge -- take the same stand Davis did?

The businessman and candidate for the Republican nomination for president praised the former governor on a Web talk show, saying he'd "love" to work with her in Washington.

Nation contributor Ari Berman takes a nostalgic, often angry, look back at the past six years of Democratic electioneering in his new book, 'Herding Donkeys'.

More than a decade later, an in-depth look at the Monica Lewinsky scandal.