Two government agencies appear at odds over what should be done after a jet owned by Mötley Crue singer Vince Neil crashed, killing the pilot.

The FAA declined to require inspections of landing gears for some Learjet models after a plane owned by the Motley Crue ...

As Christmas approaches, Christians across the world are preparing to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Jesus. However, you may be wondering how the holiday exactly came to be. With no ...

Mr. Purdum, a former Los Angeles bureau chief for The Times, is at work on a biography of Norman Lear. For Rob Reiner, politics was much too personal and important a project to be left to politicians.

The authorities did not immediately release the names of the victims. The plane was registered to Greg Biffle, a NASCAR driver, the local sheriff said. By Amanda Holpuch and Michael Levenson Seven ...

Rob Reiner got his start in comedy — sort of — when he was 8 years old and summering with his family on Fire Island. "My family and Norman’s [Lear] family used to have summer houses near each other on ...

The US government admitted liability this week in the mid-air collision between an Army helicopter and a jet in Washington, DC, that killed 67 people earlier this year, according to court documents.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating after seven people – including former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle – died when a small private jet crashed shortly after takeoff in Statesville, ...

Update 7:10 a.m. ET, Dec. 19: After initially saying that six people were killed in Thursday’s crash, officials said that seven people were killed, including retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his ...

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