Gerhard Schroeder was seen as Germany's Bill Clinton -- media wise, progressive and practical. Today, mired in an enigmatic reelection campaign, only his wife defends him.

German court finds ultraconservative Bishop guilty of incitement for denying Holocaust in television interview

As my life spun out of control, they were a force field against my own fear. But maybe it's time to stop hiding

U.S. man threatens to kill noisy neighbors with axe

Even though his peers loved the dress and he wasn't bullied for it, the principal said the costume was "dangerous"

Struggling downtowns reinvent themselves by encouraging drinking, as new open container laws bring out energy

Maybe fashion journalism is best for those who can't read.

Whats scarier? Zombies or 10-year-old hos?

Many of our autumnal traditions — like asking strangers for sugar — are pretty bizarre

Judy Garland's iconic slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" are leaving the United States

When I took the job at the bar, I looked down on it -- and the women who worked there. But I had so much to learn

A ceremony commemorated the 40th anniversary of the Olympic massacre

As a Native American woman, I thought my stereotypical costume was subversive. Now I know I was wrong

A family visit to Nuremberg's Christkindlesmarkt -- the world's largest celebration of Christmas -- turns into a lesson for adults and children alike.

The grandfather of the president-elect was expelled from Germany because he didn't perform military service