WLS-TV(CHICAGO) -- Police are investigating the deaths of two Chicago officers fatally struck by a train Monday while responding to a "shots-fired call," city officials said.

Eduardo Marmolejo, 37, and Conrad Gary, 31, were chasing a suspected gunman around 6 p.m. when they were hit by a train that may have been traveling 70 mph, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson told reporters at a p...

NBC/Andrew Lipovsky(NEW YORK) -- Lin-Manuel Miranda, stars of Disneys Mary Poppins Returns, opening Wednesday, was Jimmy Fallons guest on Mondays The Tonight Show, and the two gotfestive by turning some of 2018s biggest hits intoholiday parodies.

Following his monologue,the Tonight Show host -- sitting at his desk-- began explaining to the audience that as much as hes enjoyed theh...

GENYA SAVILOV/AFP/Getty Images(MOSCOW) -- Ukraine has taken a major step towards creating its own independent Orthodox church, separating it from Russias and deepening what is one of the most important splits in Orthodox Christianity in centuries.

Nearly 200 bishops, priests and other delegates gathered in Kievs gold-domed St. Sophia Cathedral Saturday for a council to elect a head and approve...

FatCamera/iStock(NEW YORK) -- In a new policy statement, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is urging doctors around the country to increase screening of women for perinatal depression, which affects women during pregnancy and up to a year after delivery.

The report, released Monday on the AAPs website, is the most recent guidance on perinatal depression offered by the AAP since 2010.

An e...

Tara Ziemba/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- CBS has decided to deny former CEO Leslie Moonves a $120 million payout after an investigation found there were "grounds to terminate for cause," according to a statement from the network.

Moonves was eyeing the massive payout -- the amount the company put aside into a trust for his severance -- even after he stepped down as head of CBS in September amid all...

Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn once led Donald Trump supporters in chants of "Lock her up!" about Hillary Clinton, but on Tuesday he is expected to learn whether he will be the one spending time behind bars instead.

More than a year after he pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with the Russian ambassador to the United States an...