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Police in New Jersey said they have arrested a suspect in a deadly road-rage incident that took the life of young father of two. Fifty-four-year-old Everett E. Moore Jr., of Clayton, New Jersey, was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the March 7 attack on Joseph Pirri, police told ABC New York station WABC. Pirri, 32, was killed while driving in his hometown of Deptford Township, New Jersey, just outside of Philadelphia, when a fellow motorist slashed him in the face with a "sharp instrument," police said.

What began with all smiles on "Fox & Friends" ended with three grim-faced hosts trying to get a word in edgewise, as President Trump, his voice raised and hoarse, blared past any questions they were asking.

Assuming that the timing of the release of the Josh Allen tweets wasn’t simply one gigantic coincidence, someone specifically leaked the information in an effort to make Allen look bad so late in the process that he won’t have time to undo the damage. If that’s the case, whoever did it possibly may have made [more]

The cause of Avicii's death at 28 was suicide, the late artist's family

We’ve heard all about the North Korean dictator before. From his love of fatty foods to his intimidating nuclear arsenal, Kim Jong Un is good at keeping the entire world on edge. But perhaps he’s attempting to turn a new leaf - first by allowing North Koreans to be in the Olympics, and now, by announcing his wife’s shiny new title. Find out what he’s now calling his wife on page 5, and why that’s so monumental for the Kims and North Korea. 1. Ri Sol Ju, Kim Jong Un’s wife, is still shrouded in mystery after all these years The North Korean regime is excellent at keeping their private lives under wraps, and that rings particularly true for Kim Jong Un’s wife. Ri Sol Ju is rumored to have been

Thirty-two years ago on April 26, 1986, a radioactive release 10 times bigger than the nuclear bomb on Hiroshima occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power station inside the Soviet Union. Chernobyl would go down in history as one of the worst disasters of its kind. The explosion in Chernobyl blasted radioactive gas and dust into the air, and winds carried it across central and southern Europe. Thirty-one people died in the accident, and thousands of lives have been affected long-term by the exposure to radiation. Around 150,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes in the "Nuclear Exclusion Zone," the area in a 18-mile radius around the plant. The town hardest hit was Pripyat, Ukraine, where